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- phil67
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- phil67
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- Anna & Cyril.
WCA,as my long time girlfreind suffers from this terrible illness,we are really worried as she has just received a letter
to attend a WCA.
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- bro58
Hi,how are people with schizophrenia treated and assessed at
WCA,as my long time girlfreind suffers from this terrible illness,we are really worried as she has just received a letter
to attend a WCA.
Hi A & C,
As it appears that you are new to the forum, and just in case that you haven’t already done so, it may help if you read :
Welcome to Benefits and Work
You can access our FAQ’s in the yellow Spotlight Area, at the top above the forum, from here :
FAQ’s
You can search the forums for previously posted topics from here :
Searching The Forum
To see potential sources of advice, and representation, see :
Where to get advice?
You can access our ESA Guides, in particular, and pertaining to your query :
Employment and Support Allowance claims for Mental Health and Learning Difficulties: a guide to the limited capability for work assessment. Updated July 2012
This is a fully comprehensive guide to the assessment procedure on mental health and learning difficulties grounds. (75 pages)
Which is the 4th link down this page :
ESA Guides
See also :
ESA Medical – What to expect
In our : ESA FAQ’s
You can access our DLA Guides from here :
DLA Guides
You can access all our B&W Guides from here :
All B&W Guides
Information on Personal Independence Payment, (PIP) can be found here :
Personal Independence Payment (PIP)
If you have any further general questions after refering to any of the above that may be applicable to you, please re-post on this thread.
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The WCA assessment is based on the ESA descriptors, not the underlying condition, to some extent these would have been covered in the 17 questions asked in the ESA50 questionnaire. If you have not done so already, I would recommend you review our ESA Claim guides for mre detail. SeeHi,how are people with schizophrenia treated and assessed at
WCA,as my long time girlfreind suffers from this terrible illness,we are really worried as she has just received a letter
to attend a WCA.
Where to get advice?
I will be honest, the assessments for those with mental health issues can be very variable, from OK to very bad, I am afraid there is usually no way to preempt this.
Gordon
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