The involuntary MH evaluation and detention process is fluid and there are a lot of pieces that float around for the puzzle to come together.
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Involuntary Treatment Act: Part 1
The process of civil MH evaluation, detainment, commitment and treatment is one of those areas in life that most folks are afraid of, don’t want to know about and very few folks talk about. That is, until someone is in need, concerned about a family member or have issues about the homeless in their community.
Fear
If a person understands fear, it’s function, why it exists, how it works, when it happens, where and to whom; then a fear is a masterful teacher, a protector and is no longer an adversary.
Cosmic Prepping
May you live in interesting times. Well here we are, a post about levels of prepping.
The Gap of Change
But at some point, they had to surrender and let go. What they found was that the letting go gave them the space to discover something new.
Education Part 3 or 3
The revelation of Yoda, is not being Yoda, but becoming and being your own Yoda… master of your Self.
Education Part 2 of 3
The new school foundation or premise is that we are born with or come in with potential, that we have inherent propensities (potential) that involve talents, skills and knowledge. Remember the “Acorn Theory.”
Education Part 1 of 3
Getting Schooled: Elementary and high school experience started with the kindergarten teacher being my mom. School was about playing, socializing and having fun. High school was about cat and mouse games of staying out of trouble and being terribly bored. My junior year was skipping 2 days a week, showing up for test and otherwiseContinue reading “Education Part 1 of 3”
Master Class 2
In this masterclass, we are doing a deeper dive. Let’s get started. Look at love as asking the question who am I? When we peel off the layers of the onion, the center of the onion is nothing but the “I Am.”
Parenting Part 4 of 5
The overall task is emancipation. That is to learn to make it on their own. To learn how to fly out of the nest. The challenge is several folds. First, they won’t listen to parents. Second, they want to do it themselves. Third, they think they know what to do and that it just magically happens.