Brits are turning to hairdressers, shopkeepers, and pets rather than professionals for mental health advice

BRITS are turning to hairdressers, shopkeepers, personal trainers and even pets for emotional support. A poll of 2,000 adults found 76 per cent turn to these 'therapist surrogates' for a mental health boost. With 16 per cent confiding in someone from their workplace, such as a colleague or manager. But while they offer comfort and...