How Child protection and psychiatric co-operation helped to end the crisis - at least again
About a month ago, we again found ourselves in a situation where we could no longer get along with A at home. Indeed, the one-hour academic day used to be too important, and for several days we had to go to the academy in the middle of the day to take the child home. In addition, every night and weekend, when the whole family got together, all the time was spent trying to avoid embarrassing situations. It is necessary to get used to such non-stop extinguishing of fires at other times because it is impossible to foresee situations in numerous congratulations. The only thing that seems predictable is that the dot will explode anyway. But by the time A's aggressive and violent outbursts began to demand the full attention of at least two adults, we would have to almost completely ignore the other four children, which is really impossible in a sentence in a children's family.
Therefore, we turned to the acute psychiatric children's castle. A spent about a week there, after which it was time for extradition. He did not have enough of a day at home before he was again treated. Access to the emergency room is not as easy as it could be. However, the emergency department cannot admit the child directly for treatment because a referral from the attending physician is necessary if the child's responsible physician is not reached. On the other hand, you can go through the emergency room of a sanitarium but now get in line with a restless and aggressive special child when you really feel like wearing shoes at the moment.
Now we were in a situation where the treating croaker could not be contacted without delay. We called cousins at home for emergency help so that we as parents could call and find out what to do next. In the end, we had to catch the last straw, the emergency child protection unit. The emergency department also said that the child was not theirs because they required psychiatric treatment. What I saw. Previously, we were preparing to go with the crew to the emergency department of the sanatorium, until we found out that the treating croaker and the croaker in the emergency department now said that the ward was released.
When we arrived at the emergency room for an alternate time, we slowly began to figure out where A could go from there if it was too delicate to be at home in this situation. There would be applicable psychiatric wards, but it was not possible to break them into such a fast schedule. It was also known that the upcoming scheduled Day Section A would start in a month, so only a one-month interim result would be needed. This result was also a critical placement of children's goodness at the center of Tammirinte events. Not the most stylish result, but in that situation the least bad.
We had one previous experience of investing in child protection some time ago. In addition, the result was really hard and also traumatic. This time we knew how to require the effects to be done differently. Both educators and representatives of child welfare were present during the transfer. More flexible methods were agreed there, combining a stay-at-home, cousins, and support for child protection and child psychiatry. Now, with only a week left before the investment, I am relatively pleased with the result. I am also grateful that the strictness of the service system, in this case, was at least partially overcome by professionals.
These measures have at least stopped the worst extreme, and now we hope that over time we will be able to put together long-term care and adaptation plan so that life is not reduced to only one extreme. What is most intriguing at the moment is how the psychiatric ward period will begin next week. Care is clearly good, I have no doubt about it, but what about twilight and weekends at home? You will see this next week, but in fact, now the holidays taken during the investment period have caused such serious difficulties that we clearly will not put up with it.
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