Post by Eryva on Aug 9, 2011 18:51:32 GMT -5
Personality & Dissociative Disorder Programming;;
[/b]Personality and Dissociative Disorder programming focusses on the patient as an individual. Often times people simply 'insanity' at their court trial and find themselves here unwillingly.
Stage One;
Stage one begins as a severence from society. They are placed in single bed rooms, and on high monitor watch. They have group therapy once a month, and meet with a one-on-one counsellor once per week. Severe cases can also send in a request to meet with a psychologist every few days. Brain stimulant treatment is available for those with Multiple Personality Disorders.
Stage Two;
During Stage Two, intensive group therapy occurs twice a week, and meetings with one-on-one counselors occur once a week. Patients are given more freedoms around the building.
Stage Three;
Patients are now allowed to leave the facility after 10 AM but must be back in the facility by 9 PM (patients aged 15 and 16) or 1030 PM (patients aged 17 - 23). They meet with a psychologist and continue doing group therapy and one-on-one sessions at the end of the month. They are also granted more freedoms around the House and can now advance to a high bed count dorm if they desire.
Stage Four;[/b]
Stage four continues much like stage three, however, they stop their group sessions. They will meet with their one-on-one counselor once per week to determine when the best time to release the patient back into society will be.
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