DLA uncertainty

My DLA is set to expire the 21st of next month. They notified me of this about 3 months ago, sending a new claim form along with the notification.

Initially, it was an NHS key worker who filled the form for me - he merely asked for a signature and date and then sent it off for me. I was under the supervision of a key worker due to being diagnosed of Psychosis (I requested for the support of a counselor due to dire mental issues early 2009 and was placed under the supervision of 16-19 psychotherapy supervision May 2009 until May 2011). While I did agree somewhat with the diagnosis, I believe the core of my mental troubles may have been due to a separate disorder but was still open to this suggestion nonetheless. I was prescribed anti-psychotic medication, but felt no advantage from it (rather, I felt more disadvantaged on medication). Thus, I eventually declined the option to take medication. In late May of last year, I was discharged from the supervision (quite a few times my key worker believed me to be somewhat uncooperative during the most recent time with him but I did lose a family member around the time I become slightly more reclusive (I've recently learned that this may have been the onset of a depression)) and was told that they would contact another area of therapy to help me with what I believed to be the core of my mental issues.

While symptoms of the original diagnosis continue to persist, new introspective insights have been suggestive that stress is an immediate predicament of them. Unfortunately, despite being discharged I feel worse than I was initially. My symptoms fluctuate, so sometimes I feel fine and productive while at other times I feel a heavy burden weighing great lethargy on me (i.e. so ultimately, I feel very slow with regards to "getting things done"). Sometimes, I can lose some ability to think rationally and become susceptible to doing something I wouldn't normally do, e.g. self-harm, albeit I do my best to restrain those possibilities. I mean, ultimately circumstances of my condition have worsened than they were when I seen my key worker - I'm less motivated, less organized, more easily depressed and slower than I was then.

I've been seeing my doctor since shortly after being charged and have been granted access to some therapy.

My ultimate question is, while it was my key worker who filled the DLA form for me, if I apply myself and describe the nature and overall impact of my condition and they find a difference in severity (e.g. such that he may have exacerbated the nature of my mental troubles), will they attempt to recover some of the money paid to me/decline my application?

Any help is appreciate sincerely!

Update: I've seen my doctor today and she stated that the diagnosis for psychosis was probably incorrect, albeit she still agrees that I'm generally very slow with regards to "getting things done". The therapy that was applied for required a request for funding and there are merely six sessions. At the first session, the therapist suggested that there may be a need for additional sessions beyond the default amount allocated.

In my opinion this poster is asking for individual advice about their claim which is not within our remit.

Apologies if the request was of any annoyance or beyond your scope of support, but I'm uncertain of what else to do. I don't feel capable of work yet, and even if I did I feel that I would be at greater risk of losing myself. I was motivated and actively seeking for work until I lost a very close family member shortly before the claim for DLA was made, and while somewhat stable at that time I lost stability shortly thereafter. For both this and last year, my motivation has been drained and have been emotionally unstable and more susceptible to depression. The onset of the original diagnosis still persists (i.e. I still hear voices and more so when stressed (albeit I know they're from within my own mind but are not of my control)) and what I believed to of been the core of my mental troubles awoken yet again last year greater than ever before.

Despite not receiving any additional therapy and for the duration persisted to acquire access to a mere 6 sessions, I'm wondering of whether this can still grant me access to disability benefit (as mentioned before, my doctor still agrees that mental difficulties still persist).

It's ok, I appreciate all inputs sincerely!

My DLA is set to expire just before the end of next month.

If there's a discrepancy amidst my claims (if I were to apply for the renewal form too) and I'm unable to contact the original key worker who filled the form, who despite me signing to, filled the entirety of its contents, will the DWP make a request for repayments?

I understand ESA has been an option but is something I fear that I wouldn't pass for due to ATOS medicals.

The trouble of all this is the lack of access to proper therapy/a key worker, so inputs of those aren't available (the only input available is from my GP).