
wildflowers1996
Mage
- Oct 14, 2023
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I'm so frightened of ending up in one
are the staff always horrible to you?
are the staff always horrible to you?
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They're terrible (I'm from the US). If you're American, if you end up in a psych hospital you're very likely to not get any real treatment due to staffing and funding issues so a lot of patients just sit and draw or whatever. You can do that somewhere else (and for a lot cheaper). If you ever end up in a situation where you need that level of care, try to get into a day program or PHP.I'm so frightened of ending up in one
are the staff always horrible to you?
based on my experience in nhs wards, it all depends on the ward you are being sent to and the mental illnesses and risks u have. it also takes a lot in the uk most of the time to be sectioned. it took me about 5 attempts for them to notice and also many encounters with police. staff may treat u very differently if u have bpd sadly. some staff can be one of the sweetest people ever, whereas some are just there because they were just offered a job that seemed interesting having no experience or understanding of mental health and cbt attempts. i've only had one okay ward that i've been to out of 3 and in one of them (the worst one) i was slammed onto floors, covered in bruises, thrown into rooms etc. it's never going to be nice being in a ward, you're being held there against your own will (unless your informal), you have less rights, doctors decide if you can leave the ward for a certain time, can forcefully give meds and restrain u. i hope u find peace and are not sent to a wardI'm so frightened of ending up in one
are the staff always horrible to you?