Forced onto JSA

Hello everyone,

Not sure if you can help with this or if its a bit too off-topic...

Bit of background - I failed the WCA (so found capable of work), I scored 9/15 points after Mandatory Reconsideration. I decided not to Appeal despite numerous errors in the decision making as I did not feel up to it/capable of going through the Appeal process.

I am in a position now where I am considering returning to work, but am not well enough to go full-time.

Is there a way of claiming JSA but not being forced to look for full-time work? I heard that if you get a note from your GP, this might be a possibility.

There are employment support services (within mental health organisations) available but I will only be able to access them if I am receiving JSA or ESA. These mental health employment support teams help you into work/volunteering gradually taking into consideration your mental health history and needs without rushing you - I would need this much more than the Job Centre approach.

So my questions is would I be able to claim JSA, get a note from my GP saying I am not capable of full-time work at this stage, and access an NHS mental health focused employment support team, without losing JSA?

Not sure if anyone can help, I realise it is a bit off-topic, but any thoughts appreciated.

Thanks!