Do I need to notify ESA?

Avocadotoast

Hi all,

I've had a change in approach from my mental health team - due to ongoing support (and regular appointments) from psychology, psychiatry, recreational therapy outpatient team at a psychiatric hospital and an NHS project where I'm assigned a CPN, my own CPN at my community centre has decided it is time for her to take a step back. It makes sense - there is a lot of input and I can still call up the duty/crisis team anytime if I need help. Essentially I am still fully in psychiatric services but simply don't have my named CPN in the community now.

Do I need notify ESA of this or is something that is not worth alerting them on?

Thanks in advance,

AVO

TELLIT01

There has been no change to your incapacity, or really in the level of support you receive. On that basis there is nothing to inform ESA about, so no it's not worth informing them.

Avocadotoast

Thanks Telit01. I thought that might be the case but didn't want to fall foul of any rules.

epitome

I agree with Tellit