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Lost, left behind: Youth looking for mental health help in SLO County face a lack of service providers, residential treatment facilities

Lost, left behind: Youth looking for mental health help in SLO County face a lack of service providers, residential treatment facilities

Fear grips San Luis Obispo County mental health professional Tom Buckley when he takes stock of the available local resources for young people. "Kids are still depressed and isolated after the pandemic," he said.

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