Mental health question

ellie2000

Wat is 'sectioned' do they wipe Ur memory?
Why does therapy take long time to come?
Are there ppl on the waiting list who don't need those services?

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therapy takes ages bcs of the long ass waiting lists which are usually that long because 1) the world is shit and everyone is struggling and 2) as morgyn said I feel like mh services are kinda awfully organised and a lot of the time they do fuck all and it's just a mess overall really

ellie2000

@Past User @Xee is leaving Sexual assault and so long of psychological abuse from different organisations easy to put behind you?

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Xee wrote: »

therapy takes ages bcs of the long ass waiting lists which are usually that long because 1) the world is shit and everyone is struggling and 2) as morgyn said I feel like mh services are kinda awfully organised and a lot of the time they do fuck all and it's just a mess overall really

Yeah. It takes a long time because of the long waiting list. There are many other people who seek help but there is a limit of psychiatrists and doctors. Also, pretty much as @Xee stated, it is pretty badly organised.

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ellie2000 wrote: »

Wat is 'sectioned' do they wipe Ur memory?
Why does therapy take long time to come?
Are there ppl on the waiting list who don't need those services?

Being sectioned is when you are admitted to hospital because of a serious concern about your wellbeing. Mind has an article explaining the process here: https://www.mind.org.uk/information-support/legal-rights/sectioning/about-sectioning/

Therapy takes a long time to come as the demand for therapy has grown much quicker than the availability of therapists. This is especially since the pandemic, since many of these appointments were postponed or cancelled, which is why you'll hear about the waiting lists in the news headlines.

There's every chance that some on the waiting list might not need the services, but that can only be determined once they've been assessed. Anyone has the right to access the service, and before they've been seen, they're within their rights to request an appointment. I would imagine the vast majority of people apply for a genuine reason.

Hope these help!