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Fiction95 · 22-05-2016, 02:20 PM

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Originally Posted by tiptoes

In some areas the team is known by HTT which might be what more people class it as

Being under crisis help doesn't mean you have messed up, it means you are going through a hard time and are trying really hard to change things. I understand how lonely it can be not being able to tell people about how you are doing. My parents don't know about my mental issues either for the same reason. Do you have any friends you could confide in?

Do you find the CRHT team helpful?

Thanks for your reply. I have told some of my friends but I guess they're kinda distant. I have friends who are messaging me and checking I'm ok, but they're all old friends who I don't live near anymore. I don't think my friends here really understand. My best friend has barely messaged me or spoken to me since this happened and when she did it was just "you'll feel better soon". She didn't understand really. So I have told friends but really they're not giving me that much support. Perhaps I just have to ask for it, but I don't want to cause trouble.

I am finding the CRHT team useful. It's good to have someone I can call any time of day or night and knowing there is someone coming to chatto me every few days. I suppose there's also some confirmation there that I wasn't making this up all along. It is serious and what I feel is being taken seriously. It never was in CAMHS, even when I tried to attempt suicide.

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Originally Posted by not_so_insig

I have been under them but tbh I don't find them useful. In fact it's written in my ctp that I prefer to go into the local psych unit than have them.

I've never been in an inpatient psych ward. Have been considering it though but it means telling my family etc. Why do you find that more helpful?

22-05-2016, 02:20 PM	#4
Fiction95 Join Date: May 2016	Quote: Originally Posted by tiptoes In some areas the team is known by HTT which might be what more people class it as Being under crisis help doesn't mean you have messed up, it means you are going through a hard time and are trying really hard to change things. I understand how lonely it can be not being able to tell people about how you are doing. My parents don't know about my mental issues either for the same reason. Do you have any friends you could confide in? Do you find the CRHT team helpful? Thanks for your reply. I have told some of my friends but I guess they're kinda distant. I have friends who are messaging me and checking I'm ok, but they're all old friends who I don't live near anymore. I don't think my friends here really understand. My best friend has barely messaged me or spoken to me since this happened and when she did it was just "you'll feel better soon". She didn't understand really. So I have told friends but really they're not giving me that much support. Perhaps I just have to ask for it, but I don't want to cause trouble. I am finding the CRHT team useful. It's good to have someone I can call any time of day or night and knowing there is someone coming to chatto me every few days. I suppose there's also some confirmation there that I wasn't making this up all along. It is serious and what I feel is being taken seriously. It never was in CAMHS, even when I tried to attempt suicide. Quote: Originally Posted by not_so_insig I have been under them but tbh I don't find them useful. In fact it's written in my ctp that I prefer to go into the local psych unit than have them. I've never been in an inpatient psych ward. Have been considering it though but it means telling my family etc. Why do you find that more helpful?
Fiction95 Join Date: May 2016