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Stress Free Anxiety · 17-11-2008, 12:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Heidi Tiger

It is also important to realise that everyone needs different levels of help though. Some people have way more people involve in their care than others, but this is likely to be because they have more complex needs/need more support than the other person and doesn't neccessarily mean that the person with less help is recieving inadequate support. However, for those who think they might need some help and yet haven't sought any, then yes it is a useful exercise in pointing out what might be available to them.

I'd like to add that you also need to consider location. From my knowledge, most people in the US need to track down a support network of psychologists and what have you on their own unless thier case is severe, and any health service is very expensive if you're uninsured. I'm not sure how it is elsewhere but it's just a thought.

17-11-2008, 12:00 AM	#39
Stress Free Anxiety Felicia Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: USA I am currently:	Quote: Originally Posted by Heidi Tiger It is also important to realise that everyone needs different levels of help though. Some people have way more people involve in their care than others, but this is likely to be because they have more complex needs/need more support than the other person and doesn't neccessarily mean that the person with less help is recieving inadequate support. However, for those who think they might need some help and yet haven't sought any, then yes it is a useful exercise in pointing out what might be available to them. I'd like to add that you also need to consider location. From my knowledge, most people in the US need to track down a support network of psychologists and what have you on their own unless thier case is severe, and any health service is very expensive if you're uninsured. I'm not sure how it is elsewhere but it's just a thought.