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<blockquote data-quote="Rove" data-source="post: 264115" data-attributes="member: 100"><p>There is also a flip side to this. A young guy I work with regularly sees a therapist. The problem I and many others have with working this young man is he wishes to constantly talk about his mental health problems to the point many now avoid having their scheduled breaks with him...me included. His incessant talk the government doesn't do enough for mental health grates with me.</p><p></p><p>In 2006 the Australian Federal Government introduced a new service targeted towards 12-25 year olds dealing with mental health issues. There are numerous other facilities available to the broader community. </p><p></p><p>One day at work he mentioned it again about politicians not doing enough. I bit. I asked how much more can you expect the State and Federal Governments to do? I could easily rattle off numerous organisations willing to offer assistance...hell a whole industry has sprung up surrounding mental health. </p><p></p><p>So my burning question is. If people are seeking professional help at some point shouldn't they be improving albeit slightly? I don't see any improvements in this young guy at all. His constant negative talk affects others. He never acknowledges what is good about life.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rove, post: 264115, member: 100"] There is also a flip side to this. A young guy I work with regularly sees a therapist. The problem I and many others have with working this young man is he wishes to constantly talk about his mental health problems to the point many now avoid having their scheduled breaks with him...me included. His incessant talk the government doesn't do enough for mental health grates with me. In 2006 the Australian Federal Government introduced a new service targeted towards 12-25 year olds dealing with mental health issues. There are numerous other facilities available to the broader community. One day at work he mentioned it again about politicians not doing enough. I bit. I asked how much more can you expect the State and Federal Governments to do? I could easily rattle off numerous organisations willing to offer assistance...hell a whole industry has sprung up surrounding mental health. So my burning question is. If people are seeking professional help at some point shouldn't they be improving albeit slightly? I don't see any improvements in this young guy at all. His constant negative talk affects others. He never acknowledges what is good about life. [/QUOTE]
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