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I can't schedule my own appointments either because of my social anxiety. I tend to involuntarily 'freeze' during phone calls. I'm so sorry to hear you're going through something similar.
I'm probably being very cynical here but I'm convinced the system is set up to make us worse so we end up ctb = money saved.
They do have the resources. The consultant psychiatrist jobs are advertised at around £100,000, and they are complete scum, don't even understand what they prescribe, and just want you gone by any means. The Prime Minister is on £84,000. The problem is mispending on this scum for their medical qualifications instead of spending on people with the right attitude. The NHS doesn't care about you because they are so fixed on treating depression, anxiety etc like a physical illness with tablets or at best useless mindfulness and puzzle books, lying about you, and then wanting to get rid of you if that does not work.
You can't just hire randoms to do a psychiatrist's job. They need to be qualified medical practitioners who can refer patients, prescribe medication etc. Looking on the NHS site, most of the consultant psychiatrist jobs are advertised for £84,000-£114,000, probably based on experience. That's a lot of money, but unfortunately that is what the market has decided the pay should be for that job under our current economic system. 80 grand for the PM is not really comparable: first, you don't need any training or qualifications to be PM - you just have to have gone to the right schools and licked the right arses. Second, the minute you stop being PM you can walk into a 7 figure consultancy gig anywhere in the world, so the low pay is worth it.
A lot of graduates with my degree go to work in the NHS and the pay and competition for skilled work is shocking. For a clinical scientist position, you may have two vacancies per 200 applicants, with the pay being no better than an average office job. The hours seem to be stressful and brutal too. It's no wonder many people simply don't want to work there when they know they're going to be worked to death and treated badly.
