Fine Gael's Willie Aird is stressing the importance of early intervention.
A Laois TD is calling for shorter waits, better continuity of care and improved access to mental health therapies.
Deputy Willie Aird is stressing the importance of early intervention and raised concerns about access to Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services.
World Mental Health Day took place on Saturday, with Mr Aird warning that prolonged waiting times could have serious implications for the wellbeing of children and young people.
The Fine Gael TD says a year is a substantial period in the life of a child or adolescent waiting for support:
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