Mental Health Survival

A written statement to provide mental health services with in the inevitable
outcome that you do something completely misunderstood, the people around you
depict your sense of reason and sanity as nonexistent with their senile babbling,
and you want to be candid and upfront without whining at length.
The so-called "assassination by leslie nielson" scenario.

Minimum of 5000 words.

1. How much of a NEET am I
(this includes : have I had jobs? certifications? schooling? do I get welfare? what type? Do I have a disability?)

2. What is my sleep cycle like

3. What is my daily life like

4. Where do I want to see myself in 5 years
(one year also works)

5. How do I see myself
(both in a positive and a negative way. Dedicate plenty of
words to your faults, but then do a section on your strengths).

6. What are my aspirations
(things you really want to come true, but not in an objective way.
For example: I aspire to have a healthier weight. Not: I aspire to weigh X lbs.
Aspirations are mindful, true, intrinsic goals in your heart, not extrinsic
objectives. An aspiration should never have a deadline or a fixed point of completion.)

7. What are my irrational hopes
(things do you wish would go away/get better, expressed as hopes.
Things you wish would happen, but you don't know if they will.

8. Where do i direct my anger and fear and hatred
(internally? externally? how do you express it? how do you deal with it?)

9. What is my opinion on the cause of my problems and what to do
(start with your mental health, work towards your social, and end up on the economic.
Describe first what you think the problem is, second what the cause is, and third what to do about it.
try to be rational and verbose and dedicate separate paragraphs to each).

10. What is my relationship with those around me like
(start with those you live with, followed by family, then friends, then coworkers.
Cover both how they treat you and what you think they think of you.)

11. What are some misunderstandings about me to clear up
(cover everything you think of that your family chronically gets wrong, all the time.)