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Riverscross VI 

The final episode (for now) of the soap opera, created by young service users at a range of adolescent psychiatric units across the South East. All content, characters, scripts, graphics, music and creative input is by the young people involved, facilitated by Tony Coult and Darren Rapier and then filmed with a professional cast and crew.
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The final episode (for now) of the soap opera, created by young service users at a range of adolescent psychiatric units across the South East. All content, characters, scripts, graphics, music and creative input is by the young people involved, facilitated by Tony Coult and Darren Rapier and then filmed with a professional cast and crew.

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