Today at work

[Bubbly]

Maybe blu could sprinkle some oregano on him.

 

[cindylou]

ahhh, I see.

Did she say why she thought she was possessed?

What are his symptoms? What is the concern with him?

 

[-SD-]

Lolololololllll

 

[caligirl85]

ahhh, I see.

Did she say why she thought she was possessed?

What are his symptoms? What is the concern with him?

She said his eyes are dark and empty. She has a very strong religious background but I'm not entirely sure which religion. Ukrainian Orthodox or something. Which is ok. I totally respect that but it just puts us in such a bad position. Now it's the ethical dilemma of do you tell the family this happened?

Anyway....he was brought in with a question of psychosis, after going to school with a knife and threatening to stab a girl who had apparently insulted his "girlfriend". He's not psychotic but is certainly odd and really focused on dark things. He has a documented recent history of killing/ dismembering a couple of cats and there's been a big community threat assessment done against him due to his threats of violence at school. He writes a lot about killing things. Family history of violence and parents who reportedly minimize and have poor follow through. He's almost an asperger's kid but not quite. He doesn't seem to have a lot of empathy and isn't caring too much about consequences.

So...we rule out psychosis and then look at any other symptoms and try to determine his level of cognitive ability, functioning, other mental health diagnosis and family/ community supports and issues. So is he a psychopath or is he a low functioning kid who is angry and focused on violence as a way of expressing himself? Odd enough that he's created a fantasy world and now he can't get out? We'll have forensics look at him too since he's been charged with uttering threats.

It's one of those cases that you really cross your t's and dot your i's because the risk level is high. He's actually not certifiable and we will likely have to let him go this Friday, as his family is pushing for it.

 

[nangiggles]

She said his eyes are dark and empty. She has a very strong religious background but I'm not entirely sure which religion. Ukrainian Orthodox or something. Which is ok. I totally respect that but it just puts us in such a bad position. Now it's the ethical dilemma of do you tell the family this happened?

Anyway....he was brought in with a question of psychosis, after going to school with a knife and threatening to stab a girl who had apparently insulted his "girlfriend". He's not psychotic but is certainly odd and really focused on dark things. He has a documented recent history of killing/ dismembering a couple of cats and there's been a big community threat assessment done against him due to his threats of violence at school. He writes a lot about killing things. Family history of violence and parents who reportedly minimize and have poor follow through. He's almost an asperger's kid but not quite. He doesn't seem to have a lot of empathy and isn't caring too much about consequences.

So...we rule out psychosis and then look at any other symptoms and try to determine his level of cognitive ability, functioning, other mental health diagnosis and family/ community supports and issues. So is he a psychopath or is he a low functioning kid who is angry and focused on violence as a way of expressing himself? Odd enough that he's created a fantasy world and now he can't get out? We'll have forensics look at him too since he's been charged with uttering threats.

It's one of those cases that you really cross your t's and dot your i's because the risk level is high. He's actually not certifiable and we will likely have to let him go this Friday, as his family is pushing for it.

Is dcf involved?

 

[caligirl85]

Is dcf involved?

Our system is really sad up here. They are looking at it as "behavior of child" which I guess it is and don't see that there is a child protection need. They are open under investigation right now but have been directed to close their file. Our legislation for child protection doesn't include children's behavior as reason enough to place a kid in a facility. They may be able to do something based on risk to the other siblings in the home but they aren't anxious to jump in.

 

[Bubbly]

He'll hope a greyhound bus and cut someone's head off and still walk up there.

 

[caligirl85]

He'll hope a greyhound bus and cut someone's head off and still walk up there.

lol..that guy is out isn't he? I know...it's pathetic here.

 

[-SD-]

He'll hope a greyhound bus and cut someone's head off and still walk up there.

*hop

 

[Strongbow]

I think he does telehealth. LOL I'll hook you up!

My balls hurt bad from being crushed by my very heavy penis everyday. I need some hydros too. Tyia

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