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Everyone has a concern over the push back into institutionalizing people after the exectutive order dropped. I spent a few hours reading everything the Heritage Foundation (who had pioneered every single EO and law thus far in this admin) has written in regards to mental health and homelessness. None of this is out as a law yet but *we can expect this next*.  Here's the overview. 1. Homeless people are classified as drug addicts, problematic, dangerous. They think asylums were superior, and de institutionalization is the direct reason for the increase of violent crime. 2. Involuntary commitment will become simplified. People lose the right to refuse treatment. Where are they put? States are to fund group homes, new state facilities for beds and any other place to throw people.  3. Outpatient commitment. If you are discharged, your provider can say well you stopped your meds and I didn't tell you to, so you're going back. No due process.  4. Funding of faith based facilities. 5. Rushing clinical trials of new medications for SMI. 6. Making sure insurance no longer covers therapy for
Everyone has a concern over the push back into institutionalizing people after the exectutive order dropped. I spent a few hours reading everything the Heritage Foundation (who had pioneered every single EO and law thus far in this admin) has written in regards to mental health and homelessness. None of this is out as a law yet but *we can expect this next*. Here's the overview. 1. Homeless people are classified as drug addicts, problematic, dangerous. They think asylums were superior, and de institutionalization is the direct reason for the increase of violent crime. 2. Involuntary commitment will become simplified. People lose the right to refuse treatment. Where are they put? States are to fund group homes, new state facilities for beds and any other place to throw people. 3. Outpatient commitment. If you are discharged, your provider can say well you stopped your meds and I didn't tell you to, so you're going back. No due process. 4. Funding of faith based facilities. 5. Rushing clinical trials of new medications for SMI. 6. Making sure insurance no longer covers therapy for "the worried well" - bereavement, anxiety, depression. They'd drop the cpt codes completely. SMI only. 7. Surveillance of providers in private and public by govt decided metrics. Realistically they determine "outcomes" and our ability to receive insurance contracts will depend directly on our "performance." By being affirming, we will very likely lose contracts. 8. Requiring pro bono work from any psychiatrist who received federal loans - could likely extend to social workers too. Not sure what resistance looks like or if they will punish you if you don't abide. We need to mobilize, NOW before it happens. #socialworkersoftiktok #nursesoftiktok #psychnurse #lmsw #lcsw #counselorsoftiktok #MentalHealthAwareness #mentalhealthadvocacy #smi #bereavement #bipolar #schizoaffective #depressiontok #anxietydisorder #autistictiktok #adhd #audhd #pmhnp #psychiatrist #pmhnpstudent #psychiatryresident #smi #homeless #therapistsontiktok #recoverytiktok #substanceusedisorder #fyp

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