i most certainly do not have the right paper for that let alone the patience lmao
and tbh if i did have the patience for that amount of box pleating, i wouldn’t make someone else’s design, i’d use the opportunity to design my own thing lol
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Sorry I’m out of the loop with wards.
But moving on.
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you’re very fun and i like you 
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oh!
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Yea
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there were three distinct reasons the patients i was with were there actually
albeit with a lot of overlap
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I have rimworld
mount and blade bannerlord is a bit too medieval for me
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issue with rimworld is the DLC is not something im willing to splash the cash on
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What rhe fuck happened
I went to alseep at like 8 am
it’s now 1 am
Kept going back to sleep
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I’m so disoriented
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Are you narcoleptic or just sleepy?
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i can teach u how to pirate games
disclaimer* im not liable in case UK laws are strict on this, i dont know how strict they are. bulgarian laws are non-existent about this
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huhhh know hwat?
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ok uh broadly
Summary
a psych unit/ward is somewhere people are kept when it’s decided they’re a danger to themself or others
the inside of the whole place is made in a way such that you can’t fall very far, there’s nothing sharp, especially that there’s nothing high up that you can tie something around, etc
“danger to themself” is what the majority of patients are admitted for, specifically suicidality, but there are also various disorders you can be admitted for if they’re getting dangerous. i shared a floor with an eating disorder unit, and i was told there were a number of schizophrenic patients on the floor below who needed a different kind of care, although some were able to transfer to my floor. it should go without saying that you can be multiple or all of these things, and that some can often directly cause others.
“intensive psychiatric care” doesn’t necessarily just mean hospitalization though, there are also outpatient programs that people generally transfer to after inpatient. typically as far as i’m aware, patients in an outpatient program are there for suicidality and/or addiction. it’s like normal therapy, just, double digit number of hours per week and with a group.
there are also special treatments that one might be exposed to through these places, like electroconvulsive therapy, ketamine treatment, and transcranial magnetic stimulation. when you’re in any form of intensive psychiatric care, you’re (unsurprisingly) almost always given access to a psychiatrist, so it’s common for them to suggest all kinds of medications and treatments, since it’s best for everyone if you’re out as soon as possible.
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You are not eastern european if you aren’t a pirate
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tell meeeee why laugh 
nyacoleptic
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