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Mental Health and Debt: Mental Health Workers & Others Feedback Needed
I thought I would just point out this thread from Martin on the main DFW board.
Link: Mental Health and Debt: Mental Health Workers & Others Feedback Needed
Please use Martin's thread linked to here to reply.
Link: Mental Health and Debt: Mental Health Workers & Others Feedback Needed
MSE_Martin wrote: »Mental Health Workers & Others
We're are in the midst of producing a free guide to dealing with debt and mental health. The problem is vast, a disproportionate number of those with mental health problems are in debt. A disproportionate number of this in debt crisis have mental health problems.
The guide is to be written to help and provide guidance for the individuals themselves and families and carers.
What help is needed.
We're already working with mental health charities, yet I wanted some on the ground feedback to go towards this important guide. So if you've any tips, feedback, way you operate, and nice anecdotes that explain the situation. That would really help us produce and easy read.
This can be both mental health caseworkers or others with experience of the problems.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Please CLICK REPLY to add to this.
Martin
PS. Read the latest blog on the progress of the guide .
Please use Martin's thread linked to here to reply.
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With this, if people do have a mental health problem, it is important that the creditor is made aware of the situation as soon as possible too, we used to show leniency when we were made aware of similar situations. We also tried to obtain details of someone we could contact (assuming the person with the debt has given permission to speak with them) in case there were any problems with payments etc.
I'll move that reply to Martin's thread so that the site team can keep track of all the replies.
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