How long did you have to wait to get help for your child?
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How long did you have to wait to get help for your child?
At the moment if you have a child with a phobia, an eating disorder, anxiety maybe or depression it can take 16 months to get treatment. This is a huge length of time for children as young as five suffering and parents desperate to get them help.
These problems will not wait for treatment, they get worse, for your child, for you and for your family.
A new provider says they will cut that to four weeks.
How do you cope when your child's in need? What is it like living with a child who desperately needs help?
Did something work for you, it might have been a new school, or maybe you had to go private for treatment or therapy.
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We speak to Kate Mendoza who is from the Fund.
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