I’d rather die than go back to hospital’: why we need a non-medical crisis house in every town

Anne Cooke

I’d rather die than go back to hospital’: why we need a non-medical crisis house in every town

Anne Cooke

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Abstract

Drayton Park women’s crisis house in North London offers an alternative to hospital admission for women experiencing mental health crises. It was Shirley McNicholas’ vision that brought it into existence and she has been leading the service since it opened. As it approaches its twentieth anniversary in December, she talks to Anne Cooke.

Original language	English
Journal	Mad In America
Publication status	Published - 28 Oct 2015

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SDG 3 Good Health and Well-being

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