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“If We’re Not Operational, There Isn’t Really Anywhere Else that They Could Go”

Published March 7, 2025

“It’s more than just a nice extra thing that’s available in the community. This is a thing that is really contributing to the lives that are being lived in Georgia.” Cecil Walker, psychotherapist with CVT Georgia, speaks to Sophia Qureshi with 285 South about access to mental health care for clients.

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“If We’re Not Operational, There Isn’t Really Anywhere Else that They Could Go”

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