Depression, post-traumatic stress disorders, phobias… mental health disorders are more common than you think! May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Dr. Joseph Di Lullo, chair of psychiatry for Samaritan Hospital behavioral health services, shares his insight in a NewsChannel 13 report here.
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