Even though this is a risk assessment film, the cinematography on this should be put to a real, feature film. It amplified the stress and aggression of Don’s illness.
i wouldnt recommend telling someone you need to calm down, this is a trigger phrase. physical intervention usually demonstrates poor deescalation technique, to me. when someone strikes out it appears random to poor observers, as i see it
@@starrynightsmoonlitskies5497 it would depend specifically on their running commentary imo. you have to tailor specifically to their words to connect in a productive way imo. in a general sense though, i'd apologize for their being hurt. and share with them that i'm scared. try to be vulnerable, etc. that's one of the toughest scenarios involving only one person. good questions.
@@grawakendream8980 Thank you for responding. I have a friend who has ASPD and narcissism. I really care about him. But it's really really hard when he does something terrible then,when I gently talk to him, he turns it around on me and says he feels like a victim because I asked him to explore his thoughts and behaviours. Puzzling that they'd feel this way when in reality,he's the aggressor. Yet,they're really convinced that they're a victim of you if you merely ask them to explore their belief system. I don't see the twisted logic. I just don't. In my mind I see it as merely asking him to explore ideas,but he takes literally almost everything as an insult. Even when none is intended.So that's why I was here, wondering how to bring someone with a victim mentality back to reality. Often their thinking will in their mind, justify the behaviour. It's very difficult.
@@starrynightsmoonlitskies5497 i don't think you can. sounds like this person is unwilling to take a look at themselves. people like that should take very limited amounts of our time & energy or they'll burn us out imo. fill up the space with practicing meeting other people in public social space and setting boundaries. the relationship as you envision, wouldn't work imo
A lot of abuse. Even in evaluation though, A mental health worker aquaintance once told me that they debriefed to another counseller after voluteering on a helpline talking to " mentally ill people" and the counseller said I quote " people who ring these hotlines dont want to change their lives, they dont even need to wear clean clothes or pay anything to make the call...on and on and on" my aquaintance told me all this as if it was good advice I needed to know, and didnt seem interested, but rather insulted when I replied that in all the teaching material we read, they never say that, and that it seems like burn out if you cant even have compassion for people your meant to be helping. Each to their own I guess. All I suggested was that my aquaintance practice some self care pampering in their down time, didnt like it, apparently I cant do anything right no matter what I say. It can be super draining dealing with sad people.
Not just evaluation, continued training and it should be a requirement to also see a therapist. It’s horrible to put people who haven’t done their own trauma work in charge of people who are easily set off!
This was awesome because i work with individuals who get fired up like that and you keep telling them to calm down and using a harsh tone is a No. Thanks guys great team work.
The only language I understand when I lose my shit is flogging and being screamed at and injected with medicine. Don't try the nice approach it doesn't help me.
Telling someone to calm down makes them even more mad and agitated so when you are in a situation like this never tell the person to calm down.Try to de-escolate the situation for eample telling them to talk to you and aggreing with everything they say even if you know it is not true by aggreing with them you are making them calmer.
Rose M: It is not right to fake agreeing. Always tell the truth, and withhold risky ones, stay silent or say sth honest. Otherwise he is right in his accusations, inn he?! Nutritional Balancing and other therapy would be better than drugs.
wow! brilliant examples! but telling someone to "calm down". rarely works well, in my experience.Helping them calm down is more effective as you showed.
How can you do this especially with a male who has a victim mentality? If I ask him to explore his thoughts and feelings,he takes it as me "egging him on?" Abused woman here, trying to learn how to de escalate an alcoholic who occasionally shows distortion in his thinking)?
Me to and i am sick to death of people who have never had contact with violent people and never will telling me its because the staff are abusing them. I'm afraid only when they get a smack in the mouth from them will they learn what the lunatics are like.
They were speaking in loud and overbearing voices from the start which would get my back up and I'm easy going. That actor who is the patient is brilliant. He deserves an Oscar for this alone.
If someone ever decides that making a black version of the Joker is a good idea, this actor is the only one that I would approve, hands down, to take the character. Flawless performance.
So I'm working at a hospital and they keep saying these 5150 holds are the most risky situations so I wanted to learn general deescalation I believe it also helps with general customer service but honestly we all need to learn how to avoid an angry violent outcome these days. I HAVE TO SAY BEING RAISED IN CHURCH AND HEARING THIS VERSE MISQUOTED WAS HILARIOUS he said "For it is easier for a camel to go through the needle of an eye than for a MENTAL HEALTH professional to enter the gates of heaven WHEEEEWW IM LAUGHING SO HARD !!! "
The tactics of that lady at the end who is talking, is way better. I see how the man are pushing themself on on the client. (I know that all of this is good acting.) But when caretakers do not understand how there tone of voice, repeating words and angresive bodylanguits has an impact of sombody in a psycoses...you create more chaos. Most of the time by taking a relaxt layd back attitude, calm voice and no repeading words....the client wil allow more. I was in more then enough psycoses to understand this. I have Aspergers and caretakers have no cluw how bodylanguits and a soothing and empatic way of understanding, could have been enough already so that i could work with caretakers. Things only got resolted with a lot of hitting. Even when i was yelling at them to step back and relax in the bodylanguits, the bodylanguits was stil agresive. And that pusht me more over the edge.
Body language and tone of voice are a massive part of de escalation 👍 It can be scary for everyone involved but you are right, calm and relaxed, stay calm deep breaths and relaxed 🙏
At 1:07, when that violent man shouts medication several times quickly, it sounds even funnier when it's at 1.5x speed! lol😂🤣 I couldn't stop laughing....
Thank you for your kind work. The hospital near me hads very good mental health team they are good at calming me down. In the past I been abuse by the staff at others homes hospital jail and mental wards
I find passionflower tea really really helpful for calming myself, sometimes I combine it with chamomile. Really helps. I'm really sorry for how you're being overworked and thank you for your service. Also,stress lowers our levels of magnesium. May I suggest a magnesium supplement along with b complex and omega threes? Really really helps me with stress. I also take lemon balm,GABA and L theanine. My ability to cope with severe stress really really improved. Lots of sleep is essential for you too. Sending you good thoughts and I hope that you are able to find some ways to do some decadent self care.
I'm so sorry for your stress. Things that really really help me with stress are 1,a supplement containing L theanine,GABA,and Lemon balm,called Less Stress or Buh-Bye Stress. 2, Passionflower tea. Both are as effective as benzodiazepines but have no addictive quality. I have been under an immense amount of stress and they really really help. The supplement is about 23-25.00 and the passionflower tea is about 5-7 dollars. It can save you from stress induced illness or breakdown. Helps me a lot. Thank you for your service 👍.
@@andreakent960 I find that hugging people, particularly women that I find pretty calm me down. It's the calming effect I feel from my head to the upper part of my back afterwards that I like about it. I also find that hugging my favourite teddies calm me down too. Those cuddly things are the best.🥰
I don't know what to say-at the very beginning the staff were loud/yelling questions, hands in the pocket, and that alone is very escalating already disturbed patient... some things are technically done "correctly" but the overall approach is not very therapeutic or emphatic... I don't know where this was done, but I can see why an average person has a poor opinion of mental health profession...
People act different with a phsychtoic illness i myself have very complex mental illness and have bin like that guy once or twice in hospital and ended up on a lockup ward horrible state to be in but these are amazing acting
Most of the anger is self inflicted thoughts of violence and delilah rum, All of the human systems are affected but, the nervous system is hit the hardest as a result of disease attacking the brain, side effects of the drugs and or a certain fake drug sold on the streets can also harm the brain.
It is similar but looks completely different in a shelter setting. We're usually caught by surprise, the person's condition is being further aggravated by street substances, and we have no medical history on the person. It's also an environment where they can more easily conceal weapons. The person may even have a contagious disease that we do not know about when making physical contact. We have similar training but cannot administer medication. Does anyone else have shelter experience and know good sources that I can share with my colleagues?
I would recommend about 6 months of kick boxing so you know how to block strikes, then a lifetime of bjj. Karate and bjj would be best, but it takes longer to become effective with karate. I used to work in half way houses and shelters, now it's community access support for aged and/or disabled clients.
I have to say that these people are very professional who restrain him in a humain manner. Unlike Sweden where the patient is strapped to the bed for days to the extent that patients die of thrombosis.
We restrain on the floor as necessary. Positional asphyxiation can occur when seated in some situations. Patients are "Never" restrained face down, & are reassured throughout.
I've been in hospitals for my bipolar and I've never seen anything this severe. I was in with one place with a Schizoaffective guy who thought he was Jesus Christ, a little Haldol and Benadryl fixed him right up. I asked him what they gave him and he told me they said he was being too religious. Extremely nice guy, but this is to be expected. He was Jesus Christ.
Where does it say, Argue with a psychoatic every time you can, when he just normaly talks to you, or have him constenly explain stuff he already explains to you. And when the Government sends out information to you and you try telling people what they said and they tell you your paranoid what then. You make these laws for a reason, I give out the information and advice I was giving like about Phising scams and Im just being paranoid not wanting to talk to people I don't know on the phone. ?
BTW, I´m not sure grabbing the patient´s arms like that would be a good idea, but, I´m not the professional at all. Again. Amazing acting. Props to this man.
I missed the therapy that happened between the first episode and the second episode. Sounded like he was left to himself. I’m also missing all the Black staff, even one may have had a different impact on his response. And I know he’s beyond rational, and it would have been interesting for them to bring in a Black psychologists to work with him and perhaps prevent having his meds forced. Of course I know it’s very complicated, and imagine a white man with all Black people attempting to calm him or “manage” him. What’s the sensation the thought of that brings to you. Overall, thanks for this video. There’s learning in everything! The power of the caring touch was very impactful. Kinda went down hill from there.
Here in California if you want to get this kind of treatment / institutionalization they will take half the income of the household ! So tragic, but any homeless nut on the street can get the best metal health help ! But we who worked all our lives get squat , tragic , the system needs to change . Homeless don’t need !
That homeless nut is probably homeless because they couldn't afford their meds.You want violent people on the streets when your out there with your family?High and mighty,aren't we?
I must really and firmly disagree with this utter BULLSHIT. Is it absolutely terrifying that the low to medium high wage population have to fall in debt to deal with what is already a life tragedy? HELL YESS, YESS AND YESS AGAIN. Should you blame people who lost everything and ended up to be a "street nut" as you sir respectfully call them, because your governament welfare ignores the mixed economy concept and proceeds haveing people being robbed of their MOST BASIC RIGHTS?HELL NO. SURE THE SYSTEM MUST BE CHANGED, BUT NOT TOWARDS THE IGNORANT AND RAGEFUL DIRECTION YOU ARE PROPOSING. Hearing that "street nuts" don't need it the way you said it litterally means I am SUPPOSED to have their rights, not them. WRONG: EVERY BODY IS SUPPOSED TO HAVE THE SAME RIGHTS.Sad thing is that when you throw Money into the equation you're not a Citizen anymore, you become a client who can or can't buy what needs...PRECISELY THAT IS HORRENDOUSLY SHAMEFUL.
This man is rightously reacting as anyone would, and should when being kidnapped, imprisoned, and forcibly drugged by a his abusers. Don is a hero who will be welcomed in heaven! I hope Don finds a sharp object and the families of these rapist creeps get a tragic phone call.
The level of acting here is just outstanding
Even though this is a risk assessment film, the cinematography on this should be put to a real, feature film. It amplified the stress and aggression of Don’s illness.
That was some really good acting, hats off to the cast!
and I learned a lot as well, thank you for posting this
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Good acting by all, but the guy playing Don is something special. To bring yourself to tears as a character is truly amazing.
I agree 100%
The patient is a wonderful actor, well done!!! 👏
i wouldnt recommend telling someone you need to calm down, this is a trigger phrase. physical intervention usually demonstrates poor deescalation technique, to me. when someone strikes out it appears random to poor observers, as i see it
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AGREED
@@starrynightsmoonlitskies5497 it would depend specifically on their running commentary imo. you have to tailor specifically to their words to connect in a productive way imo. in a general sense though, i'd apologize for their being hurt. and share with them that i'm scared. try to be vulnerable, etc. that's one of the toughest scenarios involving only one person. good questions.
@@grawakendream8980 Thank you for responding. I have a friend who has ASPD and narcissism. I really care about him. But it's really really hard when he does something terrible then,when I gently talk to him, he turns it around on me and says he feels like a victim because I asked him to explore his thoughts and behaviours. Puzzling that they'd feel this way when in reality,he's the aggressor. Yet,they're really convinced that they're a victim of you if you merely ask them to explore their belief system. I don't see the twisted logic. I just don't. In my mind I see it as merely asking him to explore ideas,but he takes literally almost everything as an insult. Even when none is intended.So that's why I was here, wondering how to bring someone with a victim mentality back to reality. Often their thinking will in their mind, justify the behaviour. It's very difficult.
@@starrynightsmoonlitskies5497 i don't think you can. sounds like this person is unwilling to take a look at themselves. people like that should take very limited amounts of our time & energy or they'll burn us out imo. fill up the space with practicing meeting other people in public social space and setting boundaries. the relationship as you envision, wouldn't work imo
I see this every day. Very well acted.
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omg this actor....out of this world....beyond awesome
wow great acting.
I think its very important that staff are constantly evaluated too, there is a lot of abuse in these instititions... A lot!
A lot of abuse.
Even in evaluation though, A mental health worker aquaintance once told me that they debriefed to another counseller after voluteering on a helpline talking to " mentally ill people" and the counseller said I quote " people who ring these hotlines dont want to change their lives, they dont even need to wear clean clothes or pay anything to make the call...on and on and on" my aquaintance told me all this as if it was good advice I needed to know, and didnt seem interested, but rather insulted when I replied that in all the teaching material we read, they never say that, and that it seems like burn out if you cant even have compassion for people your meant to be helping. Each to their own I guess. All I suggested was that my aquaintance practice some self care pampering in their down time, didnt like it, apparently I cant do anything right no matter what I say. It can be super draining dealing with sad people.
Not just evaluation, continued training and it should be a requirement to also see a therapist.
It’s horrible to put people who haven’t done their own trauma work in charge of people who are easily set off!
I see this in the subway every day ! Well done !
This guy deserves an Oscar
This was awesome because i work with individuals who get fired up like that and you keep telling them to calm down and using a harsh tone is a No. Thanks guys great team work.
The only language I understand when I lose my shit is flogging and being screamed at and injected with medicine. Don't try the nice approach it doesn't help me.
This is superb Oscar-worthy performance!
Telling someone to calm down makes them even more mad and agitated so when you are in a situation like this never tell the person to calm down.Try to de-escolate the situation for eample telling them to talk to you and aggreing with everything they say even if you know it is not true by aggreing with them you are making them calmer.
Rose M: It is not right to fake agreeing. Always tell the truth, and withhold risky ones, stay silent or say sth honest. Otherwise he is right in his accusations, inn he?! Nutritional Balancing and other therapy would be better than drugs.
wow! brilliant examples! but telling someone to "calm down". rarely works well, in my experience.Helping them calm down is more effective as you showed.
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How can you do this especially with a male who has a victim mentality? If I ask him to explore his thoughts and feelings,he takes it as me "egging him on?" Abused woman here, trying to learn how to de escalate an alcoholic who occasionally shows distortion in his thinking)?
@@starrynightsmoonlitskies5497 hey that's very concerning, are you okay?
When restraining face down, due to positional asphyxiation, the patient should "Always" be moved to supine position before IM. ALWAYS!
British people when they get denied tea
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LOL
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Drinking one right now 🤣
Yes!! Brilliant acting Don!!
I work in a mental hospital and this every single day exactly
Been in hospitals many times,never seen this once.
It must really take a toll on your emotional well being.
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Me to and i am sick to death of people who have never had contact with violent people and never will telling me its because the staff are abusing them. I'm afraid only when they get a smack in the mouth from them will they learn what the lunatics are like.
So you admit that acting is basically the same as mental illness.
the take down made cry :(
They were speaking in loud and overbearing voices from the start which would get my back up and I'm easy going. That actor who is the patient is brilliant. He deserves an Oscar for this alone.
So sad for people experiencing this goodbless them 😢
Meaningful training and absolute Perfection
If someone ever decides that making a black version of the Joker is a good idea, this actor is the only one that I would approve, hands down, to take the character. Flawless performance.
I became a comedian on my psychotic break. Had all the patients in stitches and the staff concealing their laughter.
Mania
So I'm working at a hospital and they keep saying these 5150 holds are the most risky situations so I wanted to learn general deescalation I believe it also helps with general customer service but honestly we all need to learn how to avoid an angry violent outcome these days. I HAVE TO SAY BEING RAISED IN CHURCH AND HEARING THIS VERSE MISQUOTED WAS HILARIOUS he said "For it is easier for a camel to go through the needle of an eye than for a MENTAL HEALTH professional to enter the gates of heaven WHEEEEWW IM LAUGHING SO HARD !!! "
5:10 - 5:18 sorry but I lost it right there 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I don't think it's in the Bible either 😅
What an actor!
The tactics of that lady at the end who is talking, is way better.
I see how the man are pushing themself on on the client.
(I know that all of this is good acting.)
But when caretakers do not understand how there tone of voice, repeating words and angresive bodylanguits has an impact of sombody in a psycoses...you create more chaos.
Most of the time by taking a relaxt layd back attitude, calm voice and no repeading words....the client wil allow more.
I was in more then enough psycoses to understand this.
I have Aspergers and caretakers have no cluw how bodylanguits and a soothing and empatic way of understanding, could have been enough already so that i could work with caretakers.
Things only got resolted with a lot of hitting.
Even when i was yelling at them to step back and relax in the bodylanguits, the bodylanguits was stil agresive.
And that pusht me more over the edge.
Body language and tone of voice are a massive part of de escalation 👍
It can be scary for everyone involved but you are right, calm and relaxed, stay calm deep breaths and relaxed 🙏
At 1:07, when that violent man shouts medication several times quickly, it sounds even funnier when it's at 1.5x speed! lol😂🤣 I couldn't stop laughing....
Same w/ me when I 1st got it from 1 of my therapists it’s so hilarious
@@billyishere1329 But I do think that this video is a bit cringy though....😂🤣
This is exactly how my brother acts it's super frustrating . It's extremely hard to manage. We can't find help anywhere
If u haven't already get yourself a social worker they can open more doors the u can on Ur own I hope u get the help u need
As a mental health nurse this is what I deal with every day and I'm so stressed out
Thank you for your kind work. The hospital near me hads very good mental health team they are good at calming me down. In the past I been abuse by the staff at others homes hospital jail and mental wards
I find passionflower tea really really helpful for calming myself, sometimes I combine it with chamomile. Really helps. I'm really sorry for how you're being overworked and thank you for your service. Also,stress lowers our levels of magnesium. May I suggest a magnesium supplement along with b complex and omega threes? Really really helps me with stress. I also take lemon balm,GABA and L theanine. My ability to cope with severe stress really really improved. Lots of sleep is essential for you too. Sending you good thoughts and I hope that you are able to find some ways to do some decadent self care.
I'm so sorry for your stress. Things that really really help me with stress are 1,a supplement containing L theanine,GABA,and Lemon balm,called Less Stress or Buh-Bye Stress. 2, Passionflower tea. Both are as effective as benzodiazepines but have no addictive quality. I have been under an immense amount of stress and they really really help. The supplement is about 23-25.00 and the passionflower tea is about 5-7 dollars. It can save you from stress induced illness or breakdown. Helps me a lot. Thank you for your service 👍.
@@andreakent960 I find that hugging people, particularly women that I find pretty calm me down. It's the calming effect I feel from my head to the upper part of my back afterwards that I like about it. I also find that hugging my favourite teddies calm me down too. Those cuddly things are the best.🥰
Yeah well there's nothing stopping patients who get forced to take medication beating the shit out of the nurses who gave him unsafe medication
Good work
I don't know what to say-at the very beginning the staff were loud/yelling questions, hands in the pocket, and that alone is very escalating already disturbed patient... some things are technically done "correctly" but the overall approach is not very therapeutic or emphatic... I don't know where this was done, but I can see why an average person has a poor opinion of mental health profession...
Read moar. Beginning title screen states it's an example of a poor approach.
Bearing in mind he had attacked someone do you think it was necessary to sedate him?
Yes, this is meant as an example of poor practice.
I have psychosis, and my psychotic breaks are not nearly as calm and collected as how this is portrayed 😂
Are you at least protected by the Lord?
Are you kidding me?I get bipolar psychosis and I'm nothing like this.
Matt Supertramp I had psychosis,but I never experienced something like that....I was all time in aniexy and panic attacks.
@@mattsupertramp6506 You had me crying from the laughter. I needed that, thanks!
People act different with a phsychtoic illness i myself have very complex mental illness and have bin like that guy once or twice in hospital and ended up on a lockup ward horrible state to be in but these are amazing acting
Hollywood should have Don on their Walk of Fame.
Most of the anger is self inflicted thoughts of violence and delilah rum, All of the human systems are affected but, the nervous system is hit the hardest as a result of disease attacking the brain, side effects of the drugs and or a certain fake drug sold on the streets can also harm the brain.
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i liked the second one but great acting all round.
This is some A class acting
It is similar but looks completely different in a shelter setting. We're usually caught by surprise, the person's condition is being further aggravated by street substances, and we have no medical history on the person. It's also an environment where they can more easily conceal weapons. The person may even have a contagious disease that we do not know about when making physical contact. We have similar training but cannot administer medication. Does anyone else have shelter experience and know good sources that I can share with my colleagues?
I would recommend about 6 months of kick boxing so you know how to block strikes, then a lifetime of bjj.
Karate and bjj would be best, but it takes longer to become effective with karate.
I used to work in half way houses and shelters, now it's community access support for aged and/or disabled clients.
This is a awesome video and I would like to use these in my CPI Class
Excellent acting. He shouldn’t have had a jacket on, and of course there shouldn’t have been loose furniture/objects to be thrown on the unit.
He appears to be wearing a belt too?
I have to say that these people are very professional who restrain him in a humain manner. Unlike Sweden where the patient is strapped to the bed for days to the extent that patients die of thrombosis.
Are these all actors in this or is perhaps all the health professionals real doctors/nurses etc and perhaps the patient an actor?
So powerful
The seat restrain is not ideal, I have seen somebody head but a doctor because they couldn't punch them
Don't take video down.
Is this Australia or NZ?
Britain you thick twat
@@tomtom-yj8yq was it nessecary to insult someone because of them not knowing something very well, you absolute tumor of a person.?
@@tomtom-yj8yq Agreed. This scene took place in a mental health institution in Britain.
England
We never, ever restrain anyone on the floor. The risk of positional asphyxiation is too great.
Otherwise the video was very well done.
Wasn't the reasons why someone held his head to prevent potential asphyxiation?
We restrain on the floor as necessary. Positional asphyxiation can occur when seated in some situations. Patients are "Never" restrained face down, & are reassured throughout.
stupid thing to say
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So how the hell does a young mother do this at home?
in my facility they would usually take him down and put him in seclusion room to calm him down.
thanks
I've been in hospitals for my bipolar and I've never seen anything this severe. I was in with one place with a Schizoaffective guy who thought he was Jesus Christ, a little Haldol and Benadryl fixed him right up. I asked him what they gave him and he told me they said he was being too religious. Extremely nice guy, but this is to be expected. He was Jesus Christ.
Did the staff just said about the patient: “he doesn’t want to be restrained.”
like who would!?😅 restraining, ooh fun! yes please!
facedown holds are deadly
Mr Mosby has reached his breaking point
This is so real 1:02
Don's doing great acting and rapping at 1.5x as well
Did he wake up in a straight jacket
In today's society,he'd receive nothing but stigma and mockery.
Where does it say, Argue with a psychoatic every time you can, when he just normaly talks to you, or have him constenly explain stuff he already explains to you. And when the Government sends out information to you and you try telling people what they said and they tell you your paranoid what then. You make these laws for a reason, I give out the information and advice I was giving like about Phising scams and Im just being paranoid not wanting to talk to people I don't know on the phone. ?
Is that me or is that them suffering from Dementia.
They wont trust me, but they will trust a guy they don't know on the phone saying they are from Microsoft.
When does microsoft call you up to tell you you have a virus and to send your card info?
I don't feel happy all the time, See☹🙁😕😟😥😢
So sad
So if you hear it in 1.5x it seems as if he is rapping
How did I get here
oh man never liked mental health nursing. But this is so informative
BTW, I´m not sure grabbing the patient´s arms like that would be a good idea, but, I´m not the professional at all.
Again. Amazing acting. Props to this man.
Yeah I'm a nursing student and just watched a video about handling aggressive patients. They should not have yelled or even touched the patient.
Yeah i dont think its a good idea to grab them
Thats a medium security hold in CPI training.
Hands on hips is not helpful,raising your voice is not helpful, condescending behaviour is angering
This is adorable. On my Channel I DEESCALATE AN actual situation in front of cvs in Tampa Florida…
It is not all nice and pretty like that it's off the chain
I missed the therapy that happened between the first episode and the second episode. Sounded like he was left to himself.
I’m also missing all the Black staff, even one may have had a different impact on his response.
And I know he’s beyond rational, and it would have been interesting for them to bring in a Black psychologists to work with him and perhaps prevent having his meds forced.
Of course I know it’s very complicated, and imagine a white man with all Black people attempting to calm him or “manage” him. What’s the sensation the thought of that brings to you.
Overall, thanks for this video. There’s learning in everything!
The power of the caring touch was very impactful. Kinda went down hill from there.
That’s a pretty conservative dose of lorazepam & hallow!
Is this even acting at this point?!?!
Kick out in the street
Seems like the staff wanted to go to physical as portrayed.
Here in California if you want to get this kind of treatment / institutionalization they will take half the income of the household ! So tragic, but any homeless nut on the street can get the best metal health help ! But we who worked all our lives get squat , tragic , the system needs to change . Homeless don’t need !
That homeless nut is probably homeless because they couldn't afford their meds.You want violent people on the streets when your out there with your family?High and mighty,aren't we?
I must really and firmly disagree with this utter BULLSHIT. Is it absolutely terrifying that the low to medium high wage population have to fall in debt to deal with what is already a life tragedy? HELL YESS, YESS AND YESS AGAIN. Should you blame people who lost everything and ended up to be a "street nut" as you sir respectfully call them, because your governament welfare ignores the mixed economy concept and proceeds haveing people being robbed of their MOST BASIC RIGHTS?HELL NO. SURE THE SYSTEM MUST BE CHANGED, BUT NOT TOWARDS THE IGNORANT AND RAGEFUL DIRECTION YOU ARE PROPOSING. Hearing that "street nuts" don't need it the way you said it litterally means I am SUPPOSED to have their rights, not them. WRONG: EVERY BODY IS SUPPOSED TO HAVE THE SAME RIGHTS.Sad thing is that when you throw Money into the equation you're not a Citizen anymore, you become a client who can or can't buy what needs...PRECISELY THAT IS HORRENDOUSLY SHAMEFUL.
Everyone deserves the best mental help they can. Even you.
Homeless people don't need help with mental illnesses? What kind of a monster are you? Psalm 90? U really think of urself as christian?
i think the world is psychotic
This is why I always carry my tranq dart gun 😊
Ain’t nothing wrong with him something wrong with y’all
8:40
This man is rightously reacting as anyone would, and should when being kidnapped, imprisoned, and forcibly drugged by a his abusers. Don is a hero who will be welcomed in heaven!
I hope Don finds a sharp object and the families of these rapist creeps get a tragic phone call.
9:13
This video is cringy....
BLM
Bear spray. It works wonders.