Sara Chatwin: Mindworks psychologist on self-inflicted deaths of young people reveal flaws in the suicide prevention system
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The self-inflicted deaths of six Northland young people reveals dangerous flaws in our suicide prevention system.
An inquiry by Northland Coroner Tania Tetitaha into the deaths, calls for a single, coordinated system.
The youths had worked with up to 17 agencies - that hadn't seemed to identify or follow up on their need for support.
Mindworks psychologist Sara Chatwin told Andrew Dickens we don't need more thinking groups and documentation - but rather people who have the skills and willingness to deal with these issues.
She says in New Zealand, we clearly have a huge problem - that other countries are very aware of.
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