Life On The Psych Ward (Forensic Psychiatry Patients Documentary)

Life On The Psych Ward (Forensic Psychiatry Patients Documentary) | Real Stories

Jun 2024 23

The wards of forensic psychiatry are among the most dangerous places to work – this is the first time cameras have been allowed inside this hidden world. This program is a moving account of people coming to terms with the trauma they have caused and hoping for another chance.

The wards are home to more than 100 patients, many of whom have committed serious acts of violence and are considered too mentally disordered to be in prison.

Patients are eventually released but how do you decide to discharge someone who’s committed terrible acts of violence in the past? This program follows patients as they face the prospect of discharge after decades under lock and key.

Twitter:
Facebook –
Instagram – @realstoriesdocs

Subscribe to Real Stories Shorts for bitesize documentary content: shorturl.at/dAKT3

Content licensed from [Orange Smarty]. Any queries, please contact us at: owned-enquiries@littledotstudios.com

If you loved this film, Real Stories has hundreds more full-length documentaries, click the link to enjoy:

source

phahla at seolo/isiduli to open your lucky and blessings 🙌 🙏

How To Possess ANYTHING you want! #shorts #leondupreez #spirituality

WHAT IS IGEDLA? || UNIVERSAL SHAMAN || SIGNS THAT YOU HAVE A SPIRIT SENYANGA EYIGEDLA

HOW TO FIGHT WITCHCRAFT IN 2022

Futurama 2024 Nocuts | Season 9 Ep 10 | Futurama Full Episodes

CULTS 1: Are people selling their souls for success?

--CopyRights: https://heruinterface.com/life-on-the-psych-ward-forensic-psychiatry-patients-documentary-real-stories/

@JohnLee-kv4uv

2 years ago -@

To release a serious affender, you are putting innocent people in harm, people generally spark the worst in unstable alcohol abuse, no one will know, what Sparks it off, it could be your voice, your coughing ,your attitude, your smell, your mentality, too many reasons

@myleneberkowitz9418

I love the doctors' generosity of spirit to give criminals 2nd, 3rd chances.

@josephwallace7287

Seems like more of a government jobs scheme.

@user-bo2yz8ft5e

Tony would be in prison if he were Black, in fact all of them would be

@woodywoodlstein9519

john is actually more “normal” than it appears. Most people have his reactions to being slighted. Being normal means not reacting somehow. Isn’t that hard ? Not to teach the person hurting you to stop or else
He’s sorry for it every time.
That is not a psychopath.
They don’t care.
I wish I could help these guys.

@iamgodphotography

I would rather be in prison than one of these

@Jan-vw6tu

I sure pray for these people to be saved from these.These tortures torturous illnesses

@neo-YoutubeStoleMyHandle

Similar to living in New Kingman-Butler…

@defective1331

bullshit, we are not dangerous. self harm is not a danger. its a coping mechinism

#10

@CaitlynDoran11

So lucky that there has been exposure and education surrounding mental illness. It is seen as taboo and I am deeply grateful we are slowly acknowledging the taboo.

#11

@forsakenoutcast

"i don't have a religion, but i'm church of england"

#12

@StevenMichaelCunningham

Life with no parole imprisonment is the death penalty. A generalized population or confinement at all for that matter is never going to make for reform & redemption just as anything but produce on the menu won't.

Instinctive, Intuitive, Logical & each.

Safe travels.

#13

@user-vb5pw6hl1m

My schizophrenia brought me here !

#14

@solunadigits

Mental hospital=los Angeles

#15

La=extreme craziness

#16

=los Angeles whole state

#17

Formula x=pussy period

#18

@Angelahoneydew

My father passed away last year. We stop talking for years because of his addictions and mental health. When I went to clean his room. I saw mental health had taken over him and won. He died alone for about a month in the woods. When I went through his papers I saw all his diagnosis of his mental health. Everyone was afraid of him. There were times he would think he is good but he wasn’t he was hiding all his mental health problems. I have mental illnesses and it’s a battle every day when you open your eyes.

#19

@carmenshivas915

Psych workers should also consider ritual abuse and military tech that is used to harm people, like voice to skull tech, rather than just labelling people with a personality disorder.
Refer targeted justice
❤️🙏

#20

@peggould5943

Yeah, "Never." Never give them the opportunity to hurt anyone else. Never let them out.

#21

@motowog9350

People like this shouldn’t be treated especially if they’ve done crimes

#22

@shaunbrogan4157

These places actually try and help the person! Give them county club living and a chance!
In the United States, there are no places like this. Most go str8 to prison, and from there, it only gets worse !
America is LOCK everyone up no matter whats needed !

#23

@kingsknight7210

I went to the mental hospital because i was very depressed and tried to kill myself taking 26 ibuprofen and the people at those places helped me soo much the patients did that i met a girl in there that took a bottle of Xanax and her and I helped eachother her words really helped me process my grief and understand that i just needed to take the steps to fix my life

#24

@ministryofshenanigans

"It gets out of hand sometimes"

"What's that?"

"Just- my human being."

Yeah, I feel ya.

#25

@user-vm3fb9ei1g

Cuvlopse are only good lookin hers a his are ms are only good lookin herd.

#26

@LivingDead53

Let's say I was more abused quite a bit growing up. We'll keep it short. Nothing was done about the other kids who were harming me. It's always my fault. I was able to sidestep a lot of that when i started leaving school and buying soda and candy for the others. A few times the kids actually backed off, but the teachers did not There was a fight over my jacket that I always wore that caused an uprising and the alpha of the playground to make the teacher give it back.. They hate LDs because they think we're worthless. We have computers now. Back then, I learned basic tasks from two computers. I dragged the plastic red one everywhere. I would say that I'm more or less disappointed in my life. The years will pass as they always do. I'll turn 50 and perhaps 60. It doesn't help that schizophrenia does come with poor motivation. The weapons have me swimming sometimes and other issues. It figures that that would happen to me. I'm lucky I'm older because of "Ghost Data: Agony's Embrace" now is a crime. I'm a void walker. "It's like, I'm sorry, I have to have 2-3 jobs to live." They can't can't even communicate about us, and it's even worse when you have 93 pages against you. They'll pull some major BS. It's like, you did everything you could to make very simple things difficult for me, every new decade of my life.. Every time that I'm almost okay, I seem to meet a savior who has karma/rights. Thanks a lot, Godsmack." Eff you. I'm faceless. They want everyone in the present buying crap. They're all about to cry themselves in a stone infested river. Just go away. I don't care if I'm worthless. That's more reason not to do what they're doing. I have no choice but to live in a facility or they'll make it even worse. Lab time? I'm barely human to them. I find offense, I do not associate much with the human race. i will say it's nice here for me, at least. We're the island of broken toys. They said I wouldn't go through what many are about to. Yes, I believe you. My brain is a potato. lol I'll end up in a Hostil like in the movie. More black sites for my dating life. Of all the real issues to care about. Perhaps you should make laws about the lunch line here. It would be more impactful than the polar bears in the jungle. I can't be free ever again. One, I have a great present gifted to the world. And, outside of the facility and small town because of what they'll do to me. I've had lots of fun. They know I can't do anything back, and the rules they make are impossible to make any move but death. I'm definitely strange now from all the brain damage and dehumanizing states. I have to be careful what I say around normal people. Sometimes, I do call them humans. I'm in a crazy place. They do not genetically screen us for much. 4 generations. I will not be invited to the party, I promise. Because stupid people do stupid things, taste a childhood of brilliance followed by no way out or aid getting there. "No excuses." and a whole bunch of other lines. It is genetic because my dad was adopted, and he was screwed up from the start. My grandma had a loving home. That's fine, keep handing me over to my abuser, as they loved to do. Psycho path is free to do all sorts of naughty things, and I'm the one who has to be institutionalized to get away from him and people like Marilyn Manson.

#27

@guppygb6078

Loses his wallet and immediately starts searching the two black dudes just minding their business. Yikes.

#28

@annabellechenoweth9469

The guy that is serving a life sentence, what's the point. that is way nicer than prison and that's where he's going. not freedom ever.

#29

@MentallyRetardedHamilton

America has institutionalized political prisoners just like Russia. They started programs in the 1950s to let parents know that one of more of their kids could be a communist. Similar programs existed before that. The gave children lobotomies. One of the Kennedy kids, Anna Maria, had one because she liked black men.

#30