Katie Waissel says she had a 'horrifying' experience during and after being on The X Factor in 2010.
Former X Factor contestant Katie Waissel has welcomed a move by the BBC and ITV to recruit more psychologists to support people who appear on TV.
"This is a small victory that two huge companies have listened and are making significant changes moving forward." "Whether you're a participant or working on these shows, the hours are long, and there's an obscene amount of pressure all round.
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