GP says young people getting better at talking about issues
A local GP says young people are getting better at opening up about mental health problems.
In the UK, the number of girls admitted to hospital after self-harming has almost doubled in two decades - with around 13,500 referred last year.
The NSPCC insists more needs to be done to prevent young people reaching crisis point.
But, appearing on Women Today, Dr John Snelling says there are signs of hope:
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