Sure, it's good to have a wide variety of options on the NHS so that people can (with appropriate medical advice and assistance) select their preferred options, since no one treatment is "one size fits all" and people have different preferences and react in different ways to different treatments...
But it is in NO WAY good to suggest that this option is an option that will suit all (or even most) people with depression, especially severe depression for which there are many better treatments!
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Date: 2013-01-21 10:11 am (UTC)Sure, it's good to have a wide variety of options on the NHS so that people can (with appropriate medical advice and assistance) select their preferred options, since no one treatment is "one size fits all" and people have different preferences and react in different ways to different treatments...
But it is in NO WAY good to suggest that this option is an option that will suit all (or even most) people with depression, especially severe depression for which there are many better treatments!