Mental health practitioners are trained professionals who assess, support and treat a wide range of mental health concerns. They often work in GP surgeries, community services or clinical settings, helping people access appropriate care and evidence-based support.
They may provide direct interventions, care planning and onward referrals depending on a person's needs and the service they work within.
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