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Could you take a moment to describe the continuum of mental illness, explicitly demonstrating the difference between a psychiatrist and a psychologist?

And would you explicitly describe how people with severe mental illness do not think they are sick and fear asking for help. This is how they fall through the cracks.

There is a law in california which allows a psychologist to hold a person longer than 72  hours if they have been in the system before and it's known that they are chronically vulnerable to falling through the cracks because they won't ask for help?

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