Can you sue an eating disorder team for harassing you?
Just like how you can get the police involved when a normal person contacts someone that doesn't want to be contacted, the person not wanting to be contacted can get police involved, so can you do that with mental health teams? Like you don't want their help but are forcing you?
I suspect this would have the opposite effect than you are envisioning but nothing is stopping you.
Except of course money and access to a solicitor.
Except of course money and access to a solicitor.
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