New mental health advocacy to support compulsory patients

By Miki Perkins, Social Affairs
September 30 2015 - 12:15am
Indigo Daya was a involuntary psychiatric patient and is now a mental health advocate. Photo: Justin McManus
Indigo Daya was a involuntary psychiatric patient and is now a mental health advocate. Photo: Justin McManus

The strange people came to her house when Indigo Daya​ was very scared and unwell.

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