An opportunity to think more creatively when it comes to therapy

A new I Am Hope and MindMatters, study reveals the potential of group therapy - as a cost-effective, scalable solution to addressing the country's growing mental health need.

It reveals strong interest from metal health practitioners to deliver more group therapy - but who lack the funding and resources to do so.

Clinical Neuropsychologist Louise Cowpertwait, says we have major access problems to mental health support - so could afford to be more innovative.

She says the idea that the only answer is individualised access to therapy, is quite limited.