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charlie79

I am under cmht and awaiting to start one to one to be able to progress my fears due to trauma to move towards sustainable independant life . Over coming varriers crated by trauma.

The trauma I have has an impact for example I have ptsd and relive the event and has made me housebound.

Reliving the event on occassion I have thought the person in front of me is my attacker.

I have been asking sychology to change my meds for 5 months and lost valuable time to progress as a consequence as in a state of crisis.

If I was to involve cqc in events which I feel valid and also others have stated a duty ofcare wasn't being Carr mind out. Would it effect myncmht support I am currently receiving or change my care in a negative way

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Holly_Alumni

Hi @charlie79 I'd really like to hope not. You should be able to raise important concerns without that having a negative impact on the care you receive and if that does happen, I'd be highlighting that to the CQC immediately. I'm sure this body would act on this to protect your needs.

Stellar

It shouldn't do on paper, but in practice the risk exists thanks to unconscious bias. If you're going to complain, make sure you have some level of support outside of mental health services first (even peer support like friends and family).

charlie79

HHi Stellar unfortunately they are my support completely I have no family or friends due to trust issues