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unimportantSenior Contributor
Hi sorry but I do not know what is happening with the recovery program.
I was told that there would be information available and people would reach out on the week starting the 19th.
Is that still happening?
I do not want to be an issue, it is just I have been floating with no support and the complete lack of knowing what is in the future for me is a really big trigger.
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ChasingsunsetsSenior Contributor
I know I am a little late to your thread @unimportant, but also around too 🙏, thanks for the tag @tyme ☀️
thinking of you @unimportant
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unimportantSenior Contributor
I am not a new referral, I started lastvyear but yhrn iy all stopped and there has been nothing since. I was told they woild gey back to me un mid January but the circumstances have now changed.
Its all good.. I have yo figure out something instead of waiting for support form oyhets.
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tymeModerator
Hi @unimportant ,
Thank you for getting in touch.
I will email you about your individual situation in terms of the Guided Service/Recovery Club.
I'll flick you an email now.
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unimportantSenior Contributor
I have my answer thankyou.
I will go elsewhere now.
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unimportantSenior Contributor
Please do not support my posts.
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unimportantSenior Contributor
"Why join RecoveryClub?
RecoveryClub is a free, 6-month digital program that offers evidence-based recovery resources, 1:1 support, online groups, and peer support connections to help you build confidence and develop practical skills for your wellbeing and recovery."
Vs
"I can see you started the program in November, and completed: 1 x welcome call 1 x support planning call 3 x phone sessions 1 x group on HOPE You were sent a program completion endpoint survey on 11/12/25."
We cave ypu a month when we promised 6, now disapear for half a year...
Okay thanks for your time guys. It has gone exactly like my experience of MH providers always goes. I will learn one day.
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tymeModerator
Hi @unimportant , I will email you separately, as you were part of a different program.
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AlwaysMyselfSenior Contributor
Hi @unimportant , I've replied to your other thread about your experience just now, so I wan't repeat myself here.
But one thing here you mentioned that I am curious about, but only if you want to talk about it with me.
@unimportant wrote:It has gone exactly like my experience of MH providers always goes. I will learn one day.
I'm wondering what has happened for you in the past with other MH providers? 😢
It sounds like you have experienced a pattern of starting with supports but then after a short period of time the support has been discontinued? or you have found it not suitable for you?
As mentioned in the other thread in my reply, I would love to help brainstorm alternatives with you that might be more suited to what you need and not end up with this past experience (maybe we can figure out why this has been happening to you? and find a support & pathway that will give you the support needed in the way you need it?).
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unimportantSenior Contributor
Ok so at the end of last year I had a therapist that told me to stop seeing the psychologist. When I did, he then told me to stop seeing him.
I had this place but then they decided to cancel me as well.
When you deal with complex mental health, everyone tells you to go somewhere else.
It is the normal approach and I should not of expected any better here.
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unimportantSenior Contributor
@tyme Can you please post here the program I signed up for that has a 3 appointment limit and only lasts 6 weeks. I would love to see the program outline for that one please
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