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CALM work with EastEnders on life-saving Phil Mitchell suicide storyline

If you’re an EastEnders fan you’ll know Phil Mitchell's been going through some tough times of late...

Wendy Robinson - CALM's Director of Services

Our Director of Services Wendy Robinson worked closely with the team developing the storyline.

"EastEnders has always done a great job at shining a light on important issues through the stories they choose to explore. We've been really pleased to support them in presenting this one in a safe and responsible way. Talking about suicide and bringing these stories onto our TV screens helps to break down the stigma surrounding it, which will ultimately save lives."

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