Sentences with phrase «psychiatric institutions»

On such missions, they assess treatment practices and human rights conditions in psychiatric institutions and other social service programs.

One example was a 10 - year old boy whose behavior was so extreme he was prohibited from public and private schools and headed to a permanent psychiatric institution.

He totally inhabits the role of a man who is in and out of psychiatric institutions and struggling to maintain equilibrium.

It is taught and practised in most psychiatric institutions in Switzerland.

Mental health legislation enacted prior to the widespread move to care in the community was held by some to be inadequate for a time when most mental health care was located within the community rather than in the old long stay psychiatric institutions.

«We also welcome the plans to amend the misuse of drugs legislation so that there are heavier penalties for dealers who target psychiatric institutions.

Briarcliff Manor, the fictional psychiatric institution in which Season 2 unfolds, is based on a bitter chapter of New York state's history: a 1972 exposé of Staten Island's Willowbrook State School is replicated almost word for word in the episode Spilt Milk and, much like Willowbrook, Briarcliff also plays host to its own serial killer in the form of Bloody Face (Zachary Quinto).

Incarcerated in California psychiatric institutions until his death, Ramírez channeled his memories and homesickness into hundreds of dramatic drawings.

Sam James has spent years carefully crafting her reputation as the best psychologist at Typhlos, Manhattan's most challenging psychiatric institution.

By the time Dubuffet proposed the transfer of the art brut works to Ossorio in 1952, he had been collecting across Western Europe for about six years, primarily from psychiatric institutions whose doctors donated works in the hopes they would be preserved.

Born deaf and mute in 1945, he has lived in various psychiatric institutions and has made many of his drawings in the creative workshops of these facilities.

In addition, it is home to the state's largest psychiatric institution, the Mildred Mitchell - Bateman Hospital.

Back in 1975, Willowbrook and other psychiatric institutions were permanently closed after journalist Geraldo Rivera did an undercover investigation finding the conditions deplorable.

Ever since the visions began, Jack has been in and out of psychiatric institutions, and turns to the demon drink to ward off the unquiet spirits.

Art Brut is a phrase coined by Jean Dubuffet (1901 - 85), to denote artworks produced by people outside the established art world, such as solitary artists, the maladjusted, patients in psychiatric institutions, and fringe - dwellers of all kinds - typically not for display or profit.

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A court pronounced Burilov insane, and he is now in a psychiatric institution.

Trained to psychopathology and cognitive behavioral therapy in the AFTCC (French Association of Cognitive behavioral therapy), it is one of the few trainers to practice EFT in a psychiatric institution in addition to its office practice.

Brooks stars as psychologist Dr. Richard H. Thorndike, who becomes the new head of a psychiatric institution where the previous administrator met an untimely demise.

Edmund and Shawna Sullivan said as a result of the bullying, the boy, then 8, had to be placed in a psychiatric institution.

Pets are being introduced into the therapeutic regimens of many health care institutions: nursing homes, hospitals, rehabilitation centers, psychiatric institutions and others.

A permanent resident at a psychiatric institution since her return to Japan in 1973, Kusama has crafted an immense body of work as an extension of her disorder and as a balm for it, effectively enshrouding herself and her viewers in her own hallucinations.

Barrada has disinterred the work and life of Thérèse Rivière (1901 — 70), a French anthropologist, a collector of toys, drawings and magic instructions from North Africa, whose remarkable achievements were largely silenced following her confinement in psychiatric institutions.

She has lived voluntarily in a psychiatric institution since 1977 traveling often to her studio in Tokyo, and much of her work has been marked with obsessiveness and the struggle with her psychological trauma.

She has lived for most of her life in a psychiatric institution and clearly draws and creates impulsively.

Yet he saw that the drawings of children had a simple profundity and patients in psychiatric institutions could take radical liberties in art.

He approaches painting as a gesture of solidarity and has undertaken projects in prisons, women's shelters and psychiatric institutions.

She has been living voluntarily in a psychiatric institution since 1977 and has channelled her mental illness into creating art.

The exhibition features newly commissioned installations Chess (2014); Three Chess Problems: Carroll 1872, Duchamp 1943, Nabokov 1951 (2014); and Téllez's film Dürer's Rhinoceros (2010) in which the artist reflects on the social and historical conception of the psychiatric institution: from architectural structures to technologies and treatments.

The authorities held that the case law was only applicable where the EU citizen father was unable to care for the child — i.e., where he was in prison, in a psychiatric institution or hospital, or deceased.

The proceedings culminated in the applicant being declared incapable which had drastic consequences as it meant that his mother was authorised to act on his behalf in all matters and even have him detained in a psychiatric institution.

Serving hospitals, nursing homes, public health departments, psychiatric institutions and other health care providers, we offer practical legal advice and protect our clients from future litigation.

Here, David is in a psychiatric institution and believes he's mentally ill, but it's suggested early on that his powers allow him to move objects with his mind and even alter reality.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have historically been subject to much more misdiagnosis, mistreatment, incarceration and coercion than other Australians in the hands of psychiatric institutions, psychiatrists and other mental health professionals.

Stephen Madigan's paper highlights his relational interview meetings with «Tom», professional practices of the in patient psychiatric ward, expert knowledge, the notion of chronic identities, disciplinary discourse, and his fascination with developing therapeutic letter writing campaigns inside the psychiatric institution.

12 years post-MA in MH Counseling and Art Therapy, 13 years in mental health in psychiatric institutions, day treatment, hospice, community mental health, outpatient psychotherapy, 5 years in private practice