Interesting to note you proactively monitor the forums to identify individuals with higher support needs - what do you do once you’ve identified those individuals? You don’t have funding to provide additional services to those individuals, that aren’t available to the general googling public… there’s no point identifying those who would benefit from long term psychodynamic psychotherapy if you can’t offer it! Or do you have a contact for the training registrar psychiatrists in the College, who do offer weekly therapy for a year, for free? That would be a useful service, if you did offer it.
Let alone identifying those homeless with housing needs, or those needing a jobectomy… how many social workers do you have available, and housing units?
And I note you don’t provide support for people with serious psychiatric illnesses, you’re ostensibly a positive psychology movement that doesn’t seem to notice that the community has turned “mental health” into a dirty word that really means mental sickness, nowadays health means illness… you’d do well in Trumpland with your ability to make words mean the opposite of what they literally mean.
