(Disability Discrimination Case 28) Contact points for mental disorders government offices

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When I took the application procedure at the ward office, a case worker responded. I guess he was busy, but it seemed difficult to ask something because he was so busy that he wanted to ask something, and when he finally asked a question, if he used the wrong word in it, he was pointed out in a rather tight way . Then I was nervous to go to the ward office and take the procedure, and I could only go when my physical condition was quite good.

I wanted them to speak slowly and treat them with a soft attitude.