The 2014 Act came into effect in July 2014. It introduced new principles to support people experiencing mental illness to make and participate in treatment decision (shared decision making) and to have their views and preferences considered and respected.
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10★ This is a wonderful resource. Congrats to the team at St. V’s.
7★ The info and links on home page seem mostly aimed at carers and MH workers – and in comparison less text and links for people with a mental health diagnosis
5★ Hello, if an individual is suffering from a mental illness, often being in this downward spiral causes other things in their life to be impacted like their financial situation. Is there any support here? In particular, support to either pause or have leniency on an emerging legal/financial issue that the mentally ill person may be liable for but are not in the position to work it through. I would really like to help my loved one, looking forward to your response.
1★ Repeat of everything we have already learned