left0vers
Student
- Feb 23, 2026
- 133
There's none. This fucking system is incapable of helping.
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I can somewhat agree with you.
Help with mental health is about:
1) Money
2) Power
Last year I filled out an online questionnaire at a mental health provider website. About 30 minutes later, I go a no and nothing to say why. My100% guess is that in the questionnaire I listed that I at that particular time wanted help with my meds, no benzos involved and they did NOT like the fact that I wanted some help and not the whole package.
One time at a mental health provider they insisted that I go through their DBT program, and I stated that at that time I wanted to concentrate on talk therapy. BOY! I was shown the door permanent in seconds!
Found out later that it was a 52-week program that would have cost about $22,000 (USD).
My question is this: was it recommended for the cost OVER what it might do for me.
It is the same for me with ANY medical OR dental, MONEY!
I wish just one time that humans that went into mental health as a profession, would THINK about the patient instead of the money.
Walter
explosiveKai99
Member
- Aug 8, 2026
- 68
The fucking funniest thing is when they say get help as a phrase in a discussion simply meaning to undermine you. Same as suggesting that somebody has psychiatric problems became an insult, for example in political debates.
