Mental Health Matters UK
Mental Health Matters UK Overview
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Mental Health Matters UK reviews show overall negative sentiment due to poor reliability and website issues, while consumers note the price level of this organization is low.
Positive Feedback
Reviewers acknowledge low cost and affordable pricing for the organisation's services.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Multiple customer complaints cite filthy housing and sanitary problems reported by tenants.
- Reviews allege privacy breaches and pressure to cut ties with long‑term friends.
- Problems with reliability and website access affect confidence in customer service.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Read Mental Health Matters UK reviews before enrolling and ask about housing standards.
- Clarify privacy policies and how membership or support arrangements work.
- Confirm customer service response times and online access before committing.
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
Mental Health Matters UK reviews show overall negative sentiment due to poor reliability and website issues, while consumers note the price level of this organization is low.
Positive Feedback
Reviewers acknowledge low cost and affordable pricing for the organisation's services.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Multiple customer complaints cite filthy housing and sanitary problems reported by tenants.
- Reviews allege privacy breaches and pressure to cut ties with long‑term friends.
- Problems with reliability and website access affect confidence in customer service.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Read Mental Health Matters UK reviews before enrolling and ask about housing standards.
- Clarify privacy policies and how membership or support arrangements work.
- Confirm customer service response times and online access before committing.
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Bristol, England
Mental Health Matters Treatments Review from Bristol, England
- - The charity is money-driven and exploits people.
- - They put you in a scruffy flat and pressure you to spend time with them.
This "charity" are a disgrace. They're all about money.
They place you in a scruffy flat, only fit for *** then they try to bully you into spending as much time with them as possible. They try to cut you off from old friends. Well how can you ever do that? These old friends are people who took me in, when I was at my worst.
This charity has no business telling me what to do, or who to hang with. These are life long friends they're asking me to "Just forget about". They are what keep me going. They will try and take as much money from you as they can.
They will exploited you. They tell others about your whole life, yes even the private stuff. This charity are a ***. They give you a flat the size of a horse box.
Do me a favour. They aren't fit to swing a mouse, never mind a cat.
Bristol, England
Mental Health Matters - Sanitary Conditions Review from Nuremberg, Bavaria
- - Kitchen is small, lacks a window, and is dark.
- - Lounge and bedroom windows are large and visible.
- - Shower was dusty; cleaning dropped dust on floor.
I was moved into Cranbourne Terrace, Stockton on Tees, a few years ago. The kitchen was very small.
I couldn't understand why there was no window in it. It was just dark. It was an insult to visitors who came to see me. They agreed that the kitchen was too small.
The windows in the lounge and bedroom area, were too large. Anyone could see into them Why such large windows for a tiny bedsit? The shower unit was so dusty. When I was cleaning it, an avalanche of dust suddenly fell onto the floor.
As you might have guessed, it made black marks on my dust cloth. Not only that. The skirting boards were filthy.
The window sills were also questionable. Why isn't the housing company at Mental Health Matters, doing more to make sure their buildings are clean, before getting new tenants?
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Yes mental health services are not about your well being they are only about money. This is why most people will not seek help.
Many patients leave with more problems than they had before they were admitted. They ruin your reputation and your chances of finding a decent job.