Support groups vary in purpose and training and should not replace professional treatment when required.
Reliable help matters
Accurate information and access to qualified care can make mental health decisions easier. It is appropriate to ask clinicians about risks, benefits and alternatives.
Support can take many forms
Care may include assessment, therapy, medication, community support, peer programs and referrals as clinically appropriate.
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