Paywalled, but here’s how the study was done and key findings.
>Drawing on 112 responses to an online survey, semi-structured interviews with stakeholders, and five in-depth focus groups with 19 Travellers, researchers found around 85 per cent of respondents “knew someone with depression or who ‘suffers with their nerves’.
>While drugs, alcohol, depression, poverty and financial pressures were identified as key causes of suicide, “there was consistent reference to daily experiences of discrimination that have an impact on mental health”.
Pavee point to have a field day here with absolute nonsense study.
And being forced into arranged marriages at 16 doesn’t have anything to do with it no?
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Online study of 119 people. Eh yeah.
Paywalled, but here’s how the study was done and key findings.
>Drawing on 112 responses to an online survey, semi-structured interviews with stakeholders, and five in-depth focus groups with 19 Travellers, researchers found around 85 per cent of respondents “knew someone with depression or who ‘suffers with their nerves’.
>While drugs, alcohol, depression, poverty and financial pressures were identified as key causes of suicide, “there was consistent reference to daily experiences of discrimination that have an impact on mental health”.
Pavee point to have a field day here with absolute nonsense study.
And being forced into arranged marriages at 16 doesn’t have anything to do with it no?
First study of its kind that talked to the dead