Psychiatrist mentioned about being able to live in my own council house quite soon??

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JustV

I wonder if your psychiatrist has assessed that moving out will help your mental health? Is that something you've talked about or something she might have concluded?

Not sure on the procedural side. I know you can apply for council housing yourself, but there may be people who can make a case for you or prioritise you in the waiting list. I'm not certain how that side of it works exactly and your psych might have more insight.

Either way I'd encourage you to be kind to yourself - you absolutely deserve it and if this has come from a medical assessment then they must think it's justified.

I remember seeing this in another post of yours - moving out is something you want, right?

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Laura_tigger82

As you have said @IainJammyboy it can often be harder to work on it than accept it and identify it. However, you are making so much progress and you deserve all the support you need. It is also perfectly ok to recognise what some members of the mental health team are doing to support you and the not-so-good points about the mental health team. They can be both helpful and not so helpful