Thanks for your replies, Yes he does have a CPN but he is on a course at the moment. My sister contacted the GP and it is CBT. He stated that it will start when my brother-in-law is ready. So i have jumped the gun a bit with my question. Thankyou for your help.

magicmerlot, First do not deal with them on the phone, Just say in writing and put the phone down. When and if you get a letter remove all identifiers e.g name address etc and let us have a look. You will get more advice then

My brother-in-law as a history of depression and anxiety. His G.p as offered counselling. He as just started the process of moving onto ESA from IB and feels that this would be too much at the present time. He is now worried that if he refuses the doctor will not support him. He is going back in two weeks time and I would like opinions of anyone who as been in a similar situation.

Laird_Scooby I do not think that on this forum that the comments were directed to the people living on benefits. There are just too many of us that have been through this process to point a finger at others.

If its just supporting evidence you need from your consultant you could try ringing his medical secretary. They are normally very good. You could also try his senior registrar.

Can you sign on and let the advisor view whilst you are there. Let him look but do not give him access.

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Thankyou again for your kind advice.

The H.P company as rang and stated that due to the machine having no original packaging and being in poor condition they do not want it back. They gave her two options give to to her ex partner or dispose of it when she moves home as they do not want it. I have told her to get it in writing. I am not happy for her to make a decision based on word of mouth. I believe this to be the safe option.

Its in his name Only. But when she tried to contact the company they would not deal with her because its in his name. Could she send them a letter stating that she will not be responsible after a period of 28 days if they do not collect it. She is only very young and frightened that she may break the law.

Thankyou brigadier, If the H.P do collect the item, how would that effect her if the ex partner makes an appearance. There have been no agreements made about him leaving the equipment there. Is she well within her legal rights to do this.

My friend separated from her boyfriend about 3 months ago. About 4 months before he went, he brought two items of exercise equipment on H.P. My friend will be moving to a smaller place in about 5 weeks. Her ex partner sold one of the items but the other remains in her property. She as had no contact with him for about 6 weeks. Should she ring the H.P company involved and ask for them to take it back, (she is unsure if he is making payments). If they do not want it what can she do because it is quite a large item and there will be no room at her new place. She is also receiving mail for him from debt collection companies. I have told her to send the letters back with not known at this address wrote on them. Is this the correct thing to do.

Lee79 . Have you sent a letter telling them that you will only deal with them by letter. I was in a similar position and when I complained to my local trading standards I was able to show the letters and proof of posting etc. Since that time I have had no more visits or phone calls.

Deepinthedoo, they must have started a new policy, they normally come back with a letter that answers nothing, perhaps your complaints have them worried or after recent court rulings on harassment they have turned to a new page when dealing with people. The letter is at least proof that they received your complaint.

Billym1967 are you under a consultant for your anxiety related disorders. What evidence have you sent to Atos. My father as many of your symptoms and after a long fight, complaints etc he did get a home assessment but you do need the support of your GP, consultant etc. Don,t give up and let them win!!!