kat_
Member
- Dec 10, 2025
- 11
i had a meeting with my psychiatrist two days ago. she told me there's limits on what support they can give me (if you've dealt with adult mental health services in the UK you'll know that's an understatement). it took an hour of me talking about how suicidal i am for her to finally decide to talk to their crisis team. it's never serious enough for them when i'm the only person at risk.
two people from the crisis team came round yesterday, and two came today. i didn't expect anything different to 'support' i've received in the past, so i wasn't surprised with how it went. they weren't taking me seriously, they were treating me like i'm unable to make coherent decisions because i'm depressed. in both meetings, their only wisdom was 'you're only suicidal because you have depression, when that goes away you won't feel this way anymore' but didn't elaborate on their actual plan to treat it.
i've tried my hardest to engage with therapies and medications since i was a kid but it doesn't do anything. nobody expects me to actually kill myself. they're going to be very surprised soon
two people from the crisis team came round yesterday, and two came today. i didn't expect anything different to 'support' i've received in the past, so i wasn't surprised with how it went. they weren't taking me seriously, they were treating me like i'm unable to make coherent decisions because i'm depressed. in both meetings, their only wisdom was 'you're only suicidal because you have depression, when that goes away you won't feel this way anymore' but didn't elaborate on their actual plan to treat it.
i've tried my hardest to engage with therapies and medications since i was a kid but it doesn't do anything. nobody expects me to actually kill myself. they're going to be very surprised soon