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Taking Care of Yourself and Your Family : A Resource Book for Good Mental Health
This book has been compiled primarily for use by people in rural and remote areas. It aims to provide an additional resource for prevention, early detection, intervention, self-help, and education in relation to some common mental health issues and mental disorders. Please note: Library items can only be posted within Victoria, Australia. We will contact you for your mailing details. Find out about our Navigators for online links to information on a range of breast and gynaecological cancer related topics. Still can't find what you are looking for? Then just call us on or send us an email for help.
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