People who work in public mental health are often exposed to violence, harrassment, etc. Ive seen this with my own eyes.
I was sectioned at one point and there were two other individuals in my adjoining cubicles.
One, a man, was outright incessantly swearing at and abusing the nurses. For no reason. Just so distressed he kept saying how he hates them and they're stupid and f you...
And the female on my other side was exclaiming that the wifi was terrible and she was going to call a lawyer because wifi is crucial and and her human rights that were being breached. This was just a night shift for two nurses in a mental health ward.
Neither of these individuals deserved what happened to them next, which was security involved etc however the nurses didn't deserve it either. Her attitudes are kind of clinician vs patient which is convenient when she identifies as neither ...so she has people disenfranchised with the system who think she is presenting answers when really she is just creating discontent.
The system is broken but the people within it are not the perpetrators . Being a clinician doesn't mean you are an abuser , being a psych doesn't mean you are an overprescriber. And being a mental health patient doesn't mean you need a trauma informed practitioner to heal. It would be nice if that was all true as it's so simple and clear.
There are good psychs. There are psychs who don't use mediation but still are massive narcs. There are types of trauma therapy like DBT or psychodynamics that can retraumatise patients.