Survey

Survey on Access to Funded Mental Health Care

The Willow Centre Child and Family Foundation frequently engages potential funders. Demonstrating measurable demand for subsidized mental health care enhances the effectiveness of data-driven models, which in turn appeals to funders. While the survey below is based on data, its primary purpose is to provide evidence of demand rather than a precise quantification. Please answer to the best of your abilities.

Are you a professional who provides care or treatment to people with mental health issues?

Yes

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How many people need help?

Could you please provide rough estimates of how many individuals in each of the following age ranges you’ve encountered professionally over the past five years who needed but were unable to access mental health services? Reasons may include financial barriers, waitlists, or other factors.

Ages 0 - 12 years

Ages 13 - 24 years

Ages 25 - 65 years

Ages 65+ years

What do they need help with?

Please use the sliders below to indicate the frequency each condition occurs in those who could benefit from subsidized mental health care, with ‘Never’ on the left and ‘Always’ on the right.

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Complex PTSD

Anxiety, Depressive, and Bipolar Disorders

Addictive behaviour - screens, social media, substances

Autism Spectrum Disorders

ADHD

Schizophrenia and Psychotic Disorders

Is there anything else you'd like to tell us about your impression of the landscape of those seeking mental health services without the means to afford them?

Do you subsidize the care of any of your patients by charging them less?

Yes

Would you consider offering discounted therapy sessions or donating to subsidize others?

Yes

How many people need help?

How many people do you know personally, including yourself, in each age group who might need subsidized mental health care?

Ages 0 - 12 years

Ages 13 - 24 years

Ages 25 - 65 years

Ages 65+ years

Is there anything else you'd like to tell us about your impression of the landscape of those seeking mental health services without the means to afford them?

Contact Info

All of the following fields are optional, but providing us with contact info is helpful.

It allows us to follow up and offer more general demographic info to potential funders. Personal information will be kept in strict confidence, and third parties will only see anonymized aggregate statistical data.

First Name

Last Name

Occupation

Address

City

Postal Code

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Survey on Access to Funded Mental Health Care

How many people need help?

What do they need help with?

How many people need help?

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