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This page is for anyone who lives with mental health issues, cares for someone living with mental illness, is passionate about recovery or is curious about mental health issues.
Top Who We Mental Finding Are You in Help for Caregivers and Family In the Join Mental Finding Are You in Help for Caregivers and Family In the Join » Don’t assume the person you’re caring for can’t do things Don’t assume the person you’re caring for can’t do things Being a caregiver for a person in mental health distress can be complex and challenging, says Gillian Gray, Program Manager, Family Outreach & Response CMHA Toronto. Talk to the person you are caring for about when it’s okay for you to be involved in his treatment, and when it’s not okay. When the person you are caring for experiences delusions or paranoia, don’t argue about the content of his thoughts: instead, connect with the feelings and needs he’s expressing. If the person you’re caring for has unusual behaviors but they’re not distressing to you or others, don’t let embarrassment get in the way of your relationship.