Caroline Flack

[lardy]

It is unusual. What i would say is that like any illness, people need to help themselves in certain situations. If using social media or concentrating on negative comments effects the individual then they need to limit their time on these platforms. If mental illness is 'like any other illness' like alot of people say then individuals have to take responsibility for the things that can make that illness escalate, obviously with help and support.

Although by definition, it's going to be a lot more difficult to spot and avoid the triggers than it would for a, for example, diabetic.

[Tuerto]

Although by definition, it's going to be a lot more difficult to spot and avoid the triggers than it would for a, for example, diabetic.

Fair point, although i don't think it's that difficult. First of all, people who are suffering need good help and support, thereafter the recovery starts with making changes to a persons life. Exercise is great and talking to people, doing things that you'd not normally do. Some people may always have mental health problems, although like anything it's about managing it. People do need to make changes in order to recover, services can only do so much and will often encourage small changes to lifestyle.