A question and some intros
That sense of community and connection is the most important aspect to life
That is something many people are experiencing or gravitating towards, but one hardly says it the way you did. Thank you for that, and for sharing your story with honesty, @Sharon_Kinnane. Are you part of any formalized groups for support or sharing therapeutical knowledge? You mentioned group therapy, is there something you enjoyed particularly about how it works?
Now for some intros:
I’m one of the community members often around. I have experienced my own share of anxiety after graduating because I didn’t want the money grabbing either, and was not willing to compromise. Luckily those times are over for now, it’ funny how anything that offers some stability gives one comfort.
You might want to read and meet @ybe, whose on journey is dedicated to making mental support more readily available, irrespective of labels like patient, doctor, “in need of care” and so on. She’s actually on a bus tour right now to get the work started!