my psychotic sill tums got worse. the positive symptoms got worse so i was living in the land of psychosis maybe 80% of the time. >> charlie: this is during the analysis it got worse. >> the negative symptoms got better. i started to be able to relate to people again and work again. my own theory is the mechanism of getting connected with the therapist, i started getting connected with other people too. i had a break down in new haven. got on with another analyst and got on medication and had a ten year struggle whether i needed medication. foo are me my motto was the immediate medicine the less effective and the way i could prove i was the really illiterates was getting off medication. my analyst started saying you should just stay on the medication and get on with your life. eventually i tried that and this is the fourth phase. it's not like an off on switch but like a determine so i will have a thought like i killed people which i immediately dismissed. further awe lock the continuum i might spend two or three days

there is no -- it is not humane for so warrants to be on the streets, a psychotic, delusional, angry, and threatened. thank you. >> good morning. in the interim director of mental health association second direct -- of san francisco. we oppose the resolution authorizing the implementation of a system outpatient treatment pursuant to the call for an alternative section code section, commonly known as laura's law pirie the basic principle of law in united states is that all adults are presumed to be competent. that is, they are presumed be capable of making their own decisions about their own lives and their own medical care, including mental health treatment. every state has court procedures for determining when and if someone is incompetent. only a tiny percentage of people have ever been declared incompetent under these procedures. is corresponds with reality that almost all persons with even the most serious mental illnesses are competent most of the time. that is they are capable of making their own decisions about whether to seek treatment and support and what treatment and suppor

reporters time explain how an armed psychotic patient could get into their country so easily and what it might mean now that he's there of course a lot a lot of illegal immigrants come to norway every single day it's not that hard to get into norway has such a high profile person the videos of him are on you tube and internet in the pictures of him he likes to the attention just like in court when he stood up and made a nazi salute to all the journalists it was there and he wanted the court to be open and then he argued for that there was a court proceedings should remain open obviously he does get a lot of attention here from the public i think most people. the general public cares would like him to be sent back to russia as soon as possible and there is of course a fear that the whole right extremist environment in norway will grow up again we've had some very very bad incidents in the past with murders and church burnings and so on and nobody wants to return to that state. and you can have your say on the escape of the four martial arts fighter and read more in the store in our web

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and all the way psychotic and dangerous. now find out how a member of the batter russian nationalist party managed to break out of a psychiatric ward and leave the country without getting caught. on the world's biggest political forum is underway in new york tackling poverty and hunger among the globe's other most pressing problems but as we'll see in a couple of minutes it's the world leaders that america loves to hate such as the iranian president who are stealing the show russia and nato seize the opportunity to hold important talks and thus the sea cannot reports. one of the most important events of the day has been the russia nato council meeting where sides agreed that it's important to continue to cooperate and spheres like fighting drug trafficking in afghanistan security in europe and of course missile defense this is a very important moment because in the last couple of days nato secretary general has been saying that it's important for russia and nato to try to find a way to work in missile defense together to try

was up to him he thanked me for supporting him murder threats assault and robbery and an alleged psychotic breakdown placed in high security psychiatric care but after he transferred to a low security facility he made light work of escaping ripping up a wire fence with his hands he simply walked away the doctors a dissing him too intimidated to intervene serious questions have been raised as to how exactly a psychiatric patient managed to escape and make it out of russia without being caught but it's funny they tell us that he's totally insane and all he does a scream and yell in reply to any question however he managed to cross two borders and he brought his weapon along i know one member of the slav again who originally came from is because stan he asked for political asylum and was granted a residence visa i'm not sure what will happen with dirt sick but anything is possible. now under arrest in norway the former fighters fate hangs on whether he'll be extradited back to russia. political asylum sara fair. see. now the vice president has been wounded in a grenade attack on his house how

the international arctic forum in moscow throughout the day here in altie on the way they deemed psychotic and dangerous down a member of the band of russian national party damage to break out of a psychiatric ward and leave the country without getting caught. the biggest political forum in the world is continuing in new york tackling the globe's most pressing problems such as poverty and hunger as we will see in a couple of minutes is to vilify the world leaders such as the rain president who's stealing all the headlines from nato and russia though the gathering has become a place where they can try to see eye to eye on the situation reports. one of the most important events of the day has been the russian nato council meeting where sides agreed that it's important to continue to cooperate and spheres like fighting drug trafficking in afghanistan security in europe and of course missile defense this is a very important moment because in the last couple of days nato secretary general has been saying that it's important for russia and nato to try to find a way to work in missile defense tog

but really what we want is we want the crazy psychotic guest spots of the world, and there are not many left, come in here and say some crazy stuff. people were disappointed. the other day when he made his first speech, all of the pundits say, he kept it in check, quite reasonable. well, that's because he was waiting to cut loose today, and he didn't disappoint. this is what we love about him. >> lauren, what did you make of this? you make a lot of things. >> you do. >> i am a craftsman. it almost seems like this is exactly what obama needs and wants at this . -- at this point. maybe they worked this out together. 2* could be orchestrated. he could have said, look, i am taking a lot of heat. do your usual nut ball routine. i can come out against you and gain back -- >> what you are saying is ahmadinejad's speech was an inside job. is that what you are saying? >> i am just looking for the truth, greg. i am putting a few options out there. >> you know what the truth is? my apartment. >> john, welcome to the show. >> thanks for having me. >> like the tie. >> thank you. >> should the u.n cr

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you have patience or acutely psychotic in an emergency room equipped to handle emergencies like heart attack and stroke. the emergency room doctors have a lot of pressure to get these folks out of the emergency room. to relieve the pressure of the bottleneck, they are admitted. when they have been stabilized for fuel is a medication, their discharge. they're discharged when some might consider to be prematurely. they've not realized the full benefits and are released before they have gotten the full benefits. you have all of these stop-gap measures. they provide limited and an adequate treatment. it feeds back into the bottle neck and creates a revolving door pattern of acute service utilization. i am a forensic psychologist. i have worked a lot in jails and state hospitals and with people who have committed crimes. the worst possible outcome of inadequate treatment is the criminalization of severe mental illness. when one of our patients in up in jail, that is a treatment failure. i want to talk to you about one case that has been called to my attention by my colleagues. i am going t

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the leader of a billion catholics worldwide here in the heartland, the fortress of the psychotic catholicdentity. many in the church here had anxious items about this moment, that it would somehow feel low-key, anti-climactic. it did not seem so in this crowd. the pope, who is said to have to lack a popular touch, found a moment of intimacy. their church has been under attack, but they have kept the faith. this is a papal si that wants the readvantagization of the west. a turning back of the secularizing team, a pope season as aposing gay marriage and stem cell research. he he called for religious belief to take its place in public discourse and for christian values to shape public policy. >> they new seem to exclude religious beliefs from public cause, and to privatize it. yet, it is leading us to look upon it. >> only the advantagization of culture could cull back the dictatorship. >> as the shadows lengthened, among the crowd, the baby he kissed, the mother of -- among the thousands of migrants. >> i cried. i was very happy. this is my daughter. i brought her in. she is mine. >> before

it is not adequate to stay in hospital for seven days or 10 days or two weeks with an acute psychotic illness and go out before the medications have stabilized in before people are under full treatment, and this is not my opinion. this is science. you've heard from a trained psychiatrists who deals with this every day. he was not just submitting an editorial opinion. that is in fact the science. you cannot be stabilized in under a month. not only are we sending people out too soon, but we are sending them out without adequate follow-up. no appointment, and a case manager, the discharge follow-up whatsoever. plus, we have some folks sitting there not able to go anywhere because there's no step down residential unit, no adult unit that is less acute to receive them. basically, these will continue is not being honored. we are not dealing with a cute. we are not doing follow-ups, and we are not dealing with the full of spectrum of patient services necessary. on the other hand, does it need to be that way? but ms. robinson and mr. jefferson told us know usno -- told us no. given the servic

the more time they have psychotic episodes, the more serious their mental illness can become. i think that jail is a horrific place to get treatment. i think it would never end up in the criminal justice system if they have what they needed. i think they would never end up in the criminal-justice system if they had what they needed from the start. >> we like to hear from miss leslie cockbogan. thank you for joining us this evening. please talk into the microphone. >> california has one of the highest recidivism rates in the entire country. san francisco conducted a study exclusively for behavioral health court called "the effectiveness of mental hea lth court for reducing recidivism and criminal violence. though it has reduced those things more than jail alone. this was a peer-reviewed published study published in the "american journal of psychiatry." this study compared 172 behavioral health court clients to other clients similarly situated in jail that had mental disorders -- similar mental disorders. they occurred at the same time. the controlling data was taken into consid

something to change it well look my advice to iran as i've been saying to protect yourself against these psychotic warmongering psychos like cheney and obama he's certainly in the same group now trying to borrow fifty to one hundred billion dollars from goldman sachs or j.p. morgan as the first tranche of borrowing and try to up that to happen trillion or trillion as quickly as possible then obama and bernanke and the gang instead of bombing you don't want to bail you out because you be part of the club i made the same recommendation to people living in gaza if they only have five or ten billion dollars in debt owed to j.p. morgan and goldman sachs they would be getting bailed out and not bombed that's the strategy you need to take this is what you need to participate in the global ponzi scheme if you're not a really is so sustaining oil producing you know it's out there you know it's not being protected by the mafia on wall street so it's going to be picked off though max my last headline proves your assertion bill black control fraud crushes kabul and the new york times need to correct its corre

as you know, i and the mother of a son with a severe mental illness who had a terrible psychotic break last year and ended up being charged with a felony and is in a program now in marin county, which is support and treatment after release, which works out fantastic, but the hell that he has gone through -- and i have gone through -- in the mists of six months of incarceration, being held in solitary confinement -- to me, that was the worst type of course meant. he was literally out of his mind, and there was no forced treatment. i am also with the advocacy committee in marin county, and we recently had a meeting with judge tom anderson in nevada county. as far as the funds go, i can honestly tell you this -- they do have a task force which consists mainly of mental health people, and, of course, the judge in the court. 22 people who were recommended for aot. out of those 22, only two needed to be petitioned, and the other to be -- 22 got access from the task force reaching out to them. when someone is in the midst of psychosis, they are very fearful, so to go in and get help, or even

both his opponents and the public outside the ring murder threats assault robbery and an alleged psychotic breakdown. placed in high security psychiatric care but during that time he was able to establish links with an extremist political movement the now banned slavic union. jews are enemies for me and now he's on the run after receiving a transfer to a new facility that sick was sent to the drugs and those cells are psychiatric hospital just outside st petersburg those from here that he is state they can see the areas sealed off and there's barbed wire around the perimeter of it certainly not high security his time in psychiatric care was far from the strict rehabilitation that might be expected visits from friends and access to mobile phones enabled him to strengthen relations with nationalist party members and use a sporting nature righty to gain followers. actively participated in campaigning for us he helped establish contacts with sportsmen and with the organization to support of. the entered yes from of his head of the unit that monitored datsik he tells us that he was no longer co