HOW TO GET SOMEONE OUT OF A MENTAL HOSPITAL. | 7 Tips |

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The reality is ANYONE can be locked up against their will in a psych ward. If you are believed to have a mental illness, and b/c of that illness, you are a danger to others, a danger to yourself, or gravely disabled (unable to take care of your basic every-day needs), you are eligible for admission to a psych ward.
This video gives you or someone you love 7 tips on how to get out of a psych ward. I hope you find it helpful :)
00:00 Intro
01:10 Admission criteria for psych ward
01:45 Who can lock you up?
02:40 Certifications
03:30 E-Meds and Involuntary Medications
05:48 Tip 1: Lawyer Up!
06:50 Tip 2: ROI Release of Information
10:45 Tip 3: Know your state laws and regulations about mental health
11:25 Tip 4: Get a copy of hospital policies and procedures
11:40 Tip 5: Get a copy of the code of conduct for the hospital/psych ward
12:45 Tip 6: Get the full legal names, titles, and licenses of people working at the psych ward.
13:00 Tip 7: Call the psych ward regularly to check-in on your loved one.

[@rgbosteen3944]

You know what your waste of time get to the point

[@timbeatty11]

These laws are abused all the times. The person locked up have no rights. Involuntary holds need to be illegal.

[@buddhaneosiddhananda8499]

Even if a person has an illness...there is no need to hospitalize or medicate them... the psychiatrists are in it for less than wholesome reasons... they aren't nice... 😰😰

[@learnzz9255]

Thats not true. If someone is in psychosis they help them get out of it quickly

[@buddhaneosiddhananda8499]

@@learnzz9255 What is your definition of psychosis..? How can you be sure what an illness is..? The common understanding of mental illness... is way off.... don't rely on the medical profession for your health...

[@buddhaneosiddhananda8499]

@@learnzz9255 ...btw... can you explain the need for psychiatric treatment..? How does it help..?

[@teschchr122]

I get so depressed that I get suicidal. Unfortunately there are times that I’m safer in a psych ward than I am at home.

[@buddhaneosiddhananda8499]

@@teschchr122 "This too shall pass..." Unknown... (meaning depression)

[@JEBBY123IFY]

Its all about the money! Call an attorney and know your rights!

[@darcybarb7789]

nailed it

[@WWS322]

This might sound like a joke but if you are in a mental hospital and want to get out this is how to get discharged: make everyone believe you love it there and want to stay for the rest of your life. You will be discharged very soon.

[@damonandrewanderson]

LOL. Stealthily great idea and probably as a bonus adds +2.5 x speed increase to experienced time of days and weeks from all the unexpected entertainment in achieving new high scores in levels of annoyed and bruised ego staff.

[@ngwenya1441]

How are the psychiatric hospital set up ,,, are patients sleepin in one domitory or each patient has a room for himself or herself?

[@thelilliad]

True. Play chess!♟️♟️♟️

[@teschchr122]

@@ngwenya1441it’s typically two to a room, unfortunately not much privacy because they oftentimes have curtains instead of doors. It’s also very difficult to sleep because of the curtains and the staff looking in with a flashlight typically every 15 minutes while you’re asleep, or if your roommate needs night time monitoring for blood pressure or nighttime administration of medications.

[@rockvilleraven]

@@ngwenya1441You share a room with another person of the same gender.

[@jengibbons9670]

I keep getting placed into mental health facilities. Every month. I have a mental I'llness however I have parkinson's disease and I don't wanna be in these places

[@Gothgamer81]

My uncle is an alcoholic and he was drunk one night at his sisters house. He wasn’t hurting himself or anyone else but the cops put handcuffs on him and said he wasn’t being arrested. They brought him to a mental hospital instead of a rehab. They brought him in on an emergency hold. He was supposed to stay there 72 hours and he’s done that!!! They keep holding him and my mom went to visit him and he was so drugged up and was saying they were being mean. He has done nothing wrong!!! He’s not mental at all!! He could barely talk! He was like a zombie!!! They aren’t letting him outside in the fresh air or anything! They are basically breaking his spirit!! He’s an alcoholic not a crazy person!!!! What do we do?? This is crazy!!!!

[@RustyShakleford1]

The only way they let him out is if he repeats what diagnosis they gave him to them

[@shevy_bx5091]

Currently going through this with my son.

[@artisticbloodflow]

I am so scared about being committed again. I don’t have any help at all. My parents have never cared and they should have filed law suits and really gone after the psychiatrists who so recklessly overmedicated me and ended up poisoning me making me need medical treatment on several occasions. I feel like I am just getting worse again and I have no one who cares. I don’t want to end up dead I was almost completely bedridden in my youth to those drugs and treatments. Parents, loved ones, anyone who cares for someone struggling. Please care and be there as much as possible. These commitments and some of these treatments can feel like a death sentence. I still feel like I did something horribly wrong or that there is something horribly wrong with me to warrant such, to put it frankly, abuse and medical negligence.

[@EclecticGreyWitch]

I relate to a lot of this.

[@JEBBY123IFY]

If you're old enough run away! Get a job someplace warm and share apt with someone

[@penelopeplimsoul3617]

Hire a lawyer? Yeah, we all have the money to do that.

[@tguthrie1121]

Thank you. My son is on a 72 hr hold at Mindspring in Grand Junction. I want him home.

[@rodneystivers3367]

When did he get out

[@shevy_bx5091]

I’m currently going through this with my son. It’s been 6 days currently.

[@maevenorton443]

I wish my parents had watched this video when I was trapped last time. Luckily it didn’t end up being for too long because we had connections with someone who could call their CEO but the blatant violation of rights was rather outrageous. It also seemed that no staff in the facility knew anyones rights so everyone on the unit was extra on edge because they had no way to be informed (unless a loved one would’ve done these things). Overall it was a terrible experience but I’m thankful to now have taken the time to review Utah’s laws and be informed for myself or loved ones in the future.

[@Socalplt]

How did you end up getting out? Please advise. Need information, please.

[@tali3425]

Thank you for this! I was restrained and force fed as a teen. Is has scarred me for life

[@Meowwolfwarrior]

Same. They actually tried to kill me by overdosing me on forced "prn" that if already had. Nearly shut down my kidneys, Thank God he spoke up for me and I rebuked the CRAP out of the psychiatrists until they let me out 😂❤

[@Saints_ravenfortheRainbow]

Its abused by parents and exs... Even a police officer in Pennsylvania.. My mom instigates.. She instigates so much My dad and her divorced when he tried to kill her. He dug up flower tree she liked he told her termites, she didn't believe him so she dug up what flowers he liked. He was held back a few years, didn't graduate, she would Make fun of him. She didn't think i was hers even coming from a emergency c section because i looked like my dad. She used to be a pct. Munchausen syndrome by proxy

[@leviryan8796]

To piggy back on your #1 tip, always always always lawyer up. This is coming from someone who has an A.S. and a B.S. in Criminal Justice and has been in law enforcement for 6+ years as a correctional officer as well as a deputy at the county and state level. You literally gain NOTHING from speaking to us, haha. You only implicate yourself, and if you are sane and/or not guilty, it only hurts your case. Regarding tip #2, when I worked for CPS (Child Protective Services) we bypassed the ROI via state law. We automatically were able to receive any and all medical documents if there was an open child abuse/neglect assessment ongoing.

[@Socalplt]

What is your email? I need advocate.

[@DissociaDIDNT]

Well what do you know. A cop who's worth a damn. Thanks for being procitizen

[@michellespittle9546]

Your paycheck is blood money. You served Satan ! Satan doesn't care about you eighter. Satan will force poison by injection on all of you ! Doesn't matter if you're a cop, or lawyer doctor . Money is a root cause of all evil!!

[@vitaisome87]

The most informative information I have found in over a yr thank you

[@user-my8hb3nv8u]

I'm in the process of letting go of my past. In the recent past, I received an involuntary commitment order and forced psychiatric medication over the course of two months approximately. I would have been grateful for an independent advocate during my stay. I feel it could have been helpful to have a second or third opinion from a psychiatrist of my choice. I might not have communicated effectively partially due to my neuro developmental disabilities (high functioning autism, adhd) contributing to delayed growth in certain areas including communication skills as an example. I appreciated the care I received at the time

[@lazmotron]

Great video. Very important information.

[@buddhaneosiddhananda8499]

Our environment effects our consciousness... so we are not ourselves in a psych ward.... "Go ahead with your own life.... leave me alone..." Billy Joel

[@Saints_ravenfortheRainbow]

I told my mom i didn't want to talk. Leave me alone. She called me a bitch. As soon as i got out. So abuse. Literally as soon as I get out. My mom used to be a pct. So I believe munchausen by proxy. I'm little I'm 5 ft 3 and 92 lbs. I'm not suicidal I'm not a harm to anyone. My mom tries to force me spanking my kid. I did time outs. She would cuddle with her while on time out then turn around and say she's a bad kid cause she doesn't get a spanking. My mom actually needs a evaluation

[@michellespittle9546]

My guy are capable and will to sign anything ,but the staff dose nit allow anything. Everytime I challenge their authority they threatened to kick me out.

[@StephStruble]

I have found this video very helpful, thank you

[@reselmaga3160]

I really thank you for the information that i’ve got from your video , i was crying before i watch your video and i cant sleep thinking about my daughter who was held in a facility who told us that she cancelled the ROI that she signed before she got there for her mom from the hospital, we dont know what to do, at least now we have an idea where to start, again thank you.

[@A_Psych_Nurse]

You're welcome and good luck with your daughter :)

[@joselyn573]

Hello how did it go did you manage to get her out.

[@kathleengivant-taylor2277]

These involuntary mds should be made illegal because they have such dangerous and extreme side effects unlike maybe a dose of Xanax too calm a patient in a temporary crisis once in a while.

[@davetruong7775]

Thanks for your video im glad you here helping people we need more people like you in this world i well call my brother and see how he doing and what drugs they trating him and how he being treat inside

[@matthewdenham7398]

Like you said in your other video just make sure that they play the game

[@baileyhallfilms]

very helpful tips and points plus empathetic

[@wildfiregirl1556]

All for a check!!

[@leviryan8796]

Another awesome video, thanks! Do you have any experience with Psych RN travel jobs or any friends that do? Maybe that could be your next video!

[@A_Psych_Nurse]

No experience w/ either of those things as of yet, thanks for watchig Levi

[@bigjim1853]

My pregnant fiance was involuntarily admitted any help please I'm begging the world I wanna feel the baby kick again 🙏🏾

[@daniellemoore-porter6032]

Thank you for the video 🙂

[@thelilliad]

Almost no one can afford a lawyer, and almost non of the lawyers have any experience in the field. Moreover, many patients - for good reasons - have lost all their belief in authorities. People are so sick from trauma, but primary from the drugs, that they can hardly stand on their own legs. They have no social network and probably no one would ever believe them 💔

[@h0lyspiritual.sweetheart]

💯🤐👁

[@Helena-to9my]

here the journals are closed for both patients and relatives and loved ones. The staff can fill the journals with whatever they can think of.I imagine there's a lot of bullshit in them because of this. Your system where relatives and loved ones can access them sounds a whole lot more fair.

[@gamingwhilebroken2355]

In Canada if you are in a psychiatric hospital you still have a right to refuse treatment, so you can refuse medication. There are exceptions, but if you are deemed not to be able to make decisions then a substitute decision maker (usually an immediate family member) has to agree to treatment.

[@RustyShakleford1]

Since when lol?? People who refused in Vancouver where i was were held down and forcibly medicated 8 months ago

[@wildfiregirl1556]

Sad I hope you sue them!!

[@FckDaCIA]

I really need help, i think someone is stuck in a mental hospital because I think she is hearing the same voices that I am so she was able to tell me this through the voices I am hearing...when she was telling me she was there her sister got a weird call at work from someone at San Jose mental hospital. The voices have been torturing me about this and she is being tortured hearing all of this too and doesn't know how to get out

[@Saints_ravenfortheRainbow]

Can you mention the Monroe Institute, telepathy and how she's not a danger to her or anyone. There's also a chaplain that is supposed to be in a hospital. So a relgious person would know that angels, demons all use telepathy.

[@Saints_ravenfortheRainbow]

The Monroe Institute is studying obe and telepathy. Telepathy is mentioned as real in science. It's also spiritual biblical. They tried telepathy between kids and parents and it worked.

[@meetthepreacher]

I tried to email you but the email came back. Please I need your help

[@ray495903314]

I disagree with locking people up for being a danger to self. If they are a danger to send let them be. Even if they are psychotic.

[@victoriahope8371]

Mental hospitals/psych wards make people even more of a danger to themselves than before they were admitted into the psych ward/mental hospital.

[@zouhairhikam3926]

I have a friend in that place She is very sick also she having cancer And they put her there and i spoke to her family they dony know how to get her out because im not in usa so i cant help her i wish if I'm there i would try my best But i will show them this vedio if they can do something Thanck u

[@user-mf2gu8pc5w]

Thanks for sharing

[@christineduffy8821]

I was detained in a mental health clinic and I do Not even have a mental health disorders or illness I have now been put on a cto fairly recently and have a lawyer can you tell me plse what to do to get off this?

[@A_Psych_Nurse]

If you got a lawyer, talk w/ them about it and see what you need to do. They should be very helpful in this regard. If this doesn't work, let me know :)

[@shorelllinder5660]

I need help for my daughter.

[@sararossborough5363]

I'm going through this in the UK

[@HappyASScreatures]

This ruins a lot of lives. The system corrupt, insurance scams are common.

[@u98999o]

It should be illegal to commit someone against there will period I was trapped in a facility by my mother under false pretenses saying i was abused by my husband bc i had bruised on my arm and because i wanted to go home to my husband to be released they thought i was going back to abuse but when actually the bruse was from the ambulance driver that busted my door in I had a rare condition where I couldn't talk which made it worse bc i could see and know what was done to me but ativan would have fixed it but she hid that info they gave me the e meds way to much in the first 10 days made me a legit walking zombie thankfully I had a husband that fought for me I was restricted from phone I wish I could do something legally to her and the hospital it's been a year and now suffer anxiety from fear my children will be took from me schizophrenic episodes I just want to be myself again and be normal but once something like this happens it haunts u and makes u not trust doctors period

[@StephStruble]

Cant get an attorney. They won't touch this at all.

[@suzannemartinez4345]

I want to know how to get someone in for more than a few days!

[@jordonclendening2076]

That email isn't reachable

[@oberon0275]

Are they allowed to use heavy restraints? Or straightjackets? What about if the patient is screaming, are they allowed to gag patients? All these doubts make not want to see a therapist. Even the thought of being private of my freedom like this makes me so shaky and have dark thoughts

[@A_Psych_Nurse]

I dont think any place uses straight jackets any more (thank god). Some places use wrist-to-waist restraints. (No heavy restraints). As far as gagging goes. . I'd say no b/c too risky. Instead they would just overly sedate someone. What's preventing you from seeing the therapist?

[@oberon0275]

@@A_Psych_Nurse the thought of being trapped, my freedom being taken away, ... In my country (Spain) is harder to get therapy in the public healthcare and when i get frustrated i get really dark thoughts like running away or worse. I remember when the Justice League (Snyder Cut) was released i thought i was going to LOVE It but i hated It, that night i cried myself to sleep and got really scared by the xtreme thoughts that crossed my mind and It was just a Movie. Also sometimes when i get frustrated i get extremely violent thoughts towards myself or people. Im sorry if i bothered you and thanks for anwsering anyway.

[@A_Psych_Nurse]

@@oberon0275 from the sounds of it, I think a therapist would be interested in what you have to say. Thx for sharing Oberon--and I wonder if everyone feels violent occasionally? (not trying to downplay what you're experiencing btw). I def have some questionable thoughts every now and then :)

[@oberon0275]

Hi, dont think you remember me but i think i kinda got worse. Started to c*t myself and i can feel myself getting deeper in this negative feelings, today i jad the thought of putting myself in the road Next to my school (im 22), so that's me ​@@A_Psych_Nurse

[@bakinka]

Hi. How can I contact with you? I need your help

[@delilahjarvis5850]

What department do you go to to get policy and procedures information ?

[@user-md2tc7ze2c]

God bless you

[@joselyn573]

Hello, I saw some of your video my sister is potentially taking medication that has very concerning side effects please reply back I don't know what to do I feel so helpless.

[@jaejaegueta47]

Hey can you help me get information for another country? Such as southeast asia

[@shamtriklo4320]

Excellent video. My question is actually thr opposite, how do I request or enable long-term stay for my sister (age 36)with schizophrenia who continuously goes off her meds, runs away from home just to locate her months after she's in deep psychosis. Then get her placed on a med hold and have to start back at square zero again when she's release after 72 hours?

[@A_Psych_Nurse]

Hi Sham, I have a long answer for you and in time I'll make a video about your comment. Thank you for posting and sorry to hear about your sister :(, this happens SO frequently it's appalling and is a huge gap in our mental health system.

[@A_Psych_Nurse]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKqbqq2Adql-h7s. Time stamp = 12:42 Sham How to Get a Loved One Hospitalized. I hope it's helpful Sham :)

[@scoobydadog246]

Maybe instead of more hospitalization, you have to look at some alternative treatment ..why not ask her why she keeps stopping the meds.. She's probably overdrugged, can't think or function so stops. You know what they say about repeating the same thing that isn't working....

[@DariTrinidad]

What is the difference between voluntary vs involuntary hold?

[@A_Psych_Nurse]

there isn't such thing as a "voluntary hold." Involuntary hold just means you have to be there whether you want to be or not. :)

[@POOKISTAN]

This video horrifies me simply because I have nonexistant family - If I go in any place like this, nobody will be looking up this video to help me. I've seen what the sacks of shit in the public school system realize parents don't care, so I can only imagine how terrible mental hospitals treat patients when they realize nobody cares outside.

[@dmtdreamz7706]

I don’t like people who take drugs, for example: airport security.

[@ngwenya1441]

How often can relatives visit their patient in the hospital. ,,, And what happens to patient who have been discharged and the relatives are not coming to get the patient?

[@A_Psych_Nurse]

visitation hours/frequency is entirely dependent on the hospital. After COVID a lot of hospitals stopped allowing visitors. Sometimes patients are discharged to the street (if this is their adamant preference), sometimes they are discharged back home, sometimes to alternative care facilities/group homes), sometimes they are mandated to stay somewhere while out in the community. It's VERY situational.

[@brainbomb.]

Escape.

[@A_Psych_Nurse]

What tip did I miss?

[@vitaisome87]

Hello!! Do u know what type of attorney I need to contact here in Alabama? I’m going through this now with my brother

[@hueyandmo]

Almost all of them. Getting a lawyer does help scare the hospital into letting people go, but 90% of people can't afford that. My parents did it for me, but it cost them $5000 just for a few hours of legal help. All the other tips are useless. Knowing the rules doesn't help when most hospitals don't follow rules. What does work is having the patient lie, go along with whatever hoops the hospital wants then to jump through and generally act compliant while in there. That drastically increases the odds of them getting out early. I've had a friend successfully get out by lying and pretending the hospital made her better, when actually it made her worse, as most do. I also knew someone who got out early by pretending he couldn't talk. Because he was being quiet and unemotional, they let him go. The less emotion you show, the more they will treat you like a human being. Showing emotion only gets you punished. Another thing is to suggest a transfer. Most hospitals will resist requests to let the patient go outright because they are afraid of liability. But if the loved ones say they are planning to transfer the patient to another facility and sign a release "against medical advice" form, they are more likely to let the patient go. Especially if you give a compelling reason, such as wanting them to be in a hospital closer to family. They tend not to follow up and check if you actually brought them to a new hospital. Another important one is insurance. Many UHS hospitals will kick people out who no longer have insurance coverage because they are only holding people for the money anyway (see the buzzfeed expose). If they believe you won't be profitable, they'll let you go. If you can convince your insurance company to stop paying, you could get out. Also, legally speaking, the "gravely disabled" criteria only works if the patient has no one else besides the hospital willing to care for them. I know hospitals generally ignore this, but it's worth trying. If a loved one states in writing that they are willing and able to care for the patient, it is illegal for the hospital to continue holding them. Importantly, don't make a break for it. Many of these places have armed guards, and they will shoot you if you try to escape. A funny way of "helping" someone if you ask me, but it happens. Another thing to be aware of is what language the patient uses. The hospital is looking for signs that they are suicidal, so it is important to never mention having a plan for suicide and avoid admitting to any suicidal thoughts. You also should hide any thoughts that resemble schizophrenia or mania, as those are considered some of the worst disorders. Don't mention hearing voices or talking to Jesus, and try to talk slowly or not at all. These people are basically thought police, so you have to be careful about revealing your thoughts to them.

[@A_Psych_Nurse]

@@hueyandmo I think you bring up some great tips here--and I especially agree w/ the idea of going/pretending to go along w/ the flow and saying how much the hospital has helped you. Stroking the egos of those in power definitely helps and I've first hand witness patients be help much longer than necessary b/c they wanted to contradict the psychiatrist or question their psychologist.

[@DaveKamies]

My girl freind has been locked up in pride group and she can't come home they have lied tranferd her I have been said to brought drugs into her by the addmisitrave lady which she wrought to the CT and lost my right to see her then month or two I went to the sheriff office to see if I could see brandy before I went hunting elk and told him why he said what so we looked it up and this is his replay how can she write something like that to the cts I asked why because I did them test for her and there was no drugs involved the 2 test where neg and the bottle was baking powder brandy brushes her teeth with it so fo three months I was hearing I was delivering meth to patients which they band me from seeing brandy took her to a home in lemurs he told me he the sherif I can't do that unless I call then they denied him he was upset I have no record for any thing for drugs Athol nor abuse nothing this is just one out of many things to they have done to us to long to type out I have a business family owned that has cost me dearly and I've hired lawyers called appeal s to look this over lost our newborn then win him back and another Tyler back as dhs took along with the CT attorney which said I and her parents sighed brandy to a mental hospital if I vould talk to some one this should. Be looked at brandy has been in there for 3vyrs this July her lawyer do nothing and I give them stuff they don't show up if u could talk to me and brandy we need to get her out she's been drugged locked up throw down the stairs and now we can't have visit for some guy called her in about me and her doing some thing they won't tell us took b our visits away now down to 1 a week 1hr super vises can u give me a call 7123241146 please pride group is the facility privately run this has been to long

[@rgbosteen3944]

I find it difficult to listen to you

[@joseph71345]

How do I contact you...

[@A_Psych_Nurse]

[e-mail]

[@BrandonStoilov-js2mn]

People make money off the way we feel 🖕

[@nickr9019]

If you are on involuntary meds and you don't like some of the meds can they be changed?

[@A_Psych_Nurse]

sorry boss I thought I replied to this comment. They can be changed at the discretion of the psychiatrist, but they are unlikely to be changed unless, according to the psychiatrist, the risks outweigh the benefits. The psychiatrist also has to petition for a list of meds she'd like to try as involuntary, meaning that the court/judge will need to approve the list, and then if they change a med, it must come from that judge-approved list. (When I saw involuntary med lists it was usually around 10 meds or so long, and would include meds to manage potential side effects, meds like Cogentin, Keppra, etc.).

[@nickr9019]

@@A_Psych_Nurse What if people have a hard time taking meds, and would it be easier to take it a different way (besides the mouth, pill shape form?) (When I been diagnosed with a cancerous tumor called non-hodgkin lymphoma cell b and went through chmeo, because my tumor was the size of a mango (191mm) I basically had a very hard time swallowing.) A lot better now but when I take things in a pill shape even small ones like a size of a piece of corn I still had a hard time swallowing it sometimes it fells like I'm choking a little. (My meds are cough and laxatives I don't take it all of the time only as needed) (do you think it is a good option if people have a hard time taking things in pill forms to find alternative a better way for them to take ther meds (if I had to take meds I'll perfer anything that is not a pill) (voluntarily)

[@A_Psych_Nurse]

@@nickr9019 Yeah absolutely--thankfully some of the meds we administer do come in dissolvable or injectable forms. And sometimes the side effects from those very meds make it difficult to swallow as well (from psychotropics).

[@sammydean-no2ln]

I dont see a email

[@michellespittle9546]

What is ry?

[@annejohnsonpianostudio3444]

Hi! I tried to contact you at the email address listed above regarding a family member we are trying to get out of a psych ward. The email bounced. Is it still the same address as you listed above?

[@A_Psych_Nurse]

[e-mail]. thanks :)

[@user-jk3kv5jf1o]

Hi I’d like to ask in your experience why black patients are more likely to be detained in psyche wards?

[@A_Psych_Nurse]

Hi Julie. I'm unaware of this statistic. Do you have a source for it? I've heard stats where blacks are disproportionately imprisoned, and we had a lot of patients come from jails, maybe there's a correlation. It seems as though they are disproportionately in psych wards as well. We had a lot of black patients who might have been labeled as "thugs" by the system, and there was certainly a lot of closet discrimination against those carrying this label.

[@user-jk3kv5jf1o]

@@A_Psych_Nurse thanks for your reply I hope you read the link I sent. Black people who come across mental health services are more likely to be detained (4 times more likely). It makes it less of an option for seeking mental health services for fear of incarceration and labelling and forced medication. In order to expand on this I’d require a direct non public method of correspondence

[@jenniferFarris-ou2lf]

Hi I need help please

[@eagle7757]

If you Believe in Jesus Christ, you will be Saved by Grace Alone, John 3:16, KJV.........

[@wildfiregirl1556]

AMEN IN JESUS NAME!!

[@nathanbenavidez1754]

I'm trying to email you that email doesn't pop up.

[@A_Psych_Nurse]

should be: [e-mail]

[@oberon0275]

Can i psyquiatrist take away your right to a lawyer?

[@A_Psych_Nurse]

Nope!

[@oberon0275]

@@A_Psych_Nurse thanks for anwsering. Im not a psyquiatric, i misspelled. It was supposed to be "Can a...?"

[@buddhaneosiddhananda8499]

He's only pretending to care... he's up to no good...

[@hueyandmo]

Starts at 5:47

[@TargetedCreole82583]

Look up gang stalking.