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Author : Phoenix_Rising
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Topic : Advocating for change

14 Feb 2017 08:33 AM

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@FrankGQuinlan wrote:
@MelLeighD It is certainly a numbers game, and the sessions limit is mostly about rationing.
But to be honest I was not aware of rationing based on diagnosis. I think GPs can prep a plan for any MH conditions - so people can acess the sessions

I think if you check out the fine print, yes, there are issues around who qualifies for a mental health care plan based on diagnosis. GPs etc tend to work around it by identifying depression/anxiety as the issue...even if the person actually has a formal diagnosis of borderline personality disorder.

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