Mental Health Leaflets Online at Royal college of psychiatrists

[admin]

Royal college of psychiatrists got good leaflets for general public. They are simple to read and easy to understand.

Visit the site to give a look

http://www.rcpsych.ac.uk/mentalhealthinfo.aspx

[Salazarr]

Thanks ill definetely go check this out :)
You've done a real good job on this forum, thank you for your effort :)

[bowman]

Thank you for your effort? The leaflet looks quite good, it is more than the word simple, they have made it very easy to understand. Thanks for providing the link.

[luv007]

great link with absolutely easy to understand and useful information on mental health :)
dude plz carry on the good work .

[123sim]

Hello
From our experience in supporting people with mental illness it is apparent that in many areas resources are very limited, community mental health teams are often overstretched and under funded and key workers may not always be able to spend quality time with each individual in his/her care. Government funding is not put into mental health in the way it is put into agencies and help for those with physical illnesses. Not only do those with mental illness have to cope with the illness itself, in many cases they are having to cope with the stigma of mental health which still exists, the lack of help and resources and support and often being rejected by their families and friends leading to chronic isolation.

Those with mental illness often feel that they are not given adequate say in their care and treatments and in many cases have had treatments forced upon them without any explanation as to the reasons for the treatment, the possible side effects, etc. Many people with mental illness are not made aware of their rights, and indeed are not aware that they have any rights at all. Many who are discharged from the mental health system are given no after care support to help them rebuild their lives in the community. It is vital that ongoing support is given to anyone who is recovering or working towards recovery in order that they can integrate into society and lead fulfilling and happy lives.

As a result it is very common for people with mental illness to have much anger and bitterness towards the mental health system but they may be offered no counselling or emotional support to deal with these feelings. This is important as often these feelings can hinder their recovery and healing. Instead of having the necessary help and ongoing support many people in the system or recently discharged from the system retreat into themselves and lead a lonely life with feelings of isolation, despair, helplessness, and a general feeling that nobody really cares.

[maddy01]

Hi


Those with mental illness often feel that they are not given adequate say in their care and treatments and in many cases have had treatments forced upon them without any explanation as to the reasons for the treatment, the possible side effects, etc. Many people with mental illness are not made aware of their rights, and indeed are not aware that they have any rights at all. Many who are discharged from the mental health system are given no after care support to help them rebuild their lives in the community. It is vital that ongoing support is given to anyone who is recovering or working towards recovery in order that they can integrate into society and lead fulfilling and happy lives.

Thanks

[Hanif]

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Their web address is www.begumandcosolicitors.co.uk, you will find a contact number to give them a call.

Hanif

[healthamit2012]

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