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What is a mental health crisis?
A mental health crisis refers to a severe deterioration in someone's mental state, making them unable to cope with daily life and potentially putting themselves or others at risk. The story highlights a worrying rise in children attending A&E for such crises, showing the urgent need for resources like the Sussex University guide to intervene earlier.
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