According to recent NHS data analysed by the charity, 16,522 people are still waiting for mental health treatment after 18 months, compared to 2,059people facing the same delay for elective physical health treatments, such as dermatology, ophthalmology and orthopaedic care. In recent years the data has continuously painted a stark picture suggesting those facing the longest waits for mental health care are now waiting nearly two years (658 days), more than twice as long as those needing elective physical health treatment*
@mathanxiety
What would these 16,500 people give to have the financial luxury of PH, to not have to wait two years for treatment, to not have to try and struggle mentally and financially to get through each day, to not have a therapist on speed dial.
So, I’ll save most of my empathy for those 16,500 who have to wait 18+ months for any help.
Just a further point that could be very relevant to PH, there is such a thing as too much therapy which leads to a situation called ‘analysis paralysis’.
PS. you do know Harry has a brother who went through the exact same childhood trauma, right?