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This comes back to what I mentioned earlier in the thread that it “requires a shocking amount of initiative on the part of the patient.” There are also easy an
by klodolph 6y ago
This comes back to what I mentioned earlier in the thread that it “requires a shocking amount of initiative on the part of the patient.”
There are also easy and hard paths through the system. If you are motivated to get a diagnosis, you can talk to a psychologist or psychiatrist and get a diagnosis. You can look for a therapist who specializes in those issues. You can take this diagnosis to a psychiatrist and say “I have diagnosis X and symptoms Y.”
If you go into the hospital with a broken leg, you can just check into the hospital and you will come out with a cast and an appointment to have it removed. If you have mental health issues, unless they are severe enough to require hospitalization, you are in charge of your own treatment.