Woman chooses mental health therapy over heating
Ms Elias decided private therapy was her only option after she found herself in A&E at "crisis point" three years ago."So I thought OK, I won't have anything. I'll give myself six months, I'll save as much as I can and I'll go to private therapy."Ms Elias decided to refuse help from the crisis team because she felt she was "going around in circles".
"I'm already starting to think, six months to a year's time, what do I need to cut back on now, so that I can save now?" Sally Chorley, the charity's manager, said: "Somebody who's suicidal, or self harms, they need it [support] there and then, whether that's a phone call, a referral somewhere.Sally Chorley stressed the urgency of mental health referrals
"We were the first health board in Wales to introduce this significant service, which is a dedicated mental health telephone service for all ages. "This can put huge pressure on somebody when they're looking to that counselling or support as a real life saver for them.
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