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cazwiz
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- Feb 25, 2020
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I did that thing where you send your therapist your thoughts and wind up getting yourself into a risk assessment. I fear getting sectioned, it would ruin any chance at recovering. For me, having a suicide plan gives me a sense of control and relief. I would hate to have that turned against me. What should I expect in this assessment? I'm torn between being honest and risking the information and control I've been obtaining vs covering up and saying all the right things to stay out of hospital yet keeping her in the dark. Why is the mental health profession so against us acquiring info and making informed decisions on our options and choices? It feels like it's all about liability for them. Suicide is often labelled as a selfish act, but it seems more selfish to me for a therapist to rib you of your liberty to protect their career?