John S. Dunn Behavioral Sciences Center at UTHealth Houston — Local services in Houston

I was volleyed through too many different teams with little to no cause but to exhaust me in my understanding of infringed rights. """(My social workers changed from a church staff to local shelter staff). As of yesterday in writing this review, UT has been unpermitted from making social and political claims as it pertains to justified studies. I would say they had a plethora of materials from my dental allignment recovery and intended habits if i remained on the path i set to continue good behaviors in public. Ashamedly most this review makes little common sense, but reviews and hospitalizations are not social or behavioral goals. To this I say: "goals."

I feel like I have to put this here, also, just for the purpose of explaining why, as a regular person, i became a continued patient: I experienced the commitment of dental reallignment trays for a year and lost 20 average weight pounds. They helped me put 8 pounds back on. In that timeI also experienced the free speech therapy reviews of Instagram's embarassing saves of uploads in a tucked away part of the app that were pretty embarassing to consider shared online when they were supposedly deleted. Anyway 90% of schizophrenia patients are cured of symptoms. I suffer from the added M-B-P effect if social Boomers don't get their way all the time. So isolation isn't pleasant but it makes the most sense on rare occassions. I shouldnt be the target of "facts". In the old day people used to say "big facts". The world has changed alot.

It is strange that their team are also on-site mediators with the Constables and there was no ability to allow me to vacate the premise I was found asleep due to narcolepsy caused during my allignment procedure (if you need to look at risks associated with my case ask for permission from a doctor). """It is probable that their prescription information that included seroquel was suspected to be being followed was a factor in decided a Detention order where first of multiple were cancelled, supposedly to make assessments by an experienced professional.""" The entire team was not able to defer from a hospitalization that wasted almost 25 days in care under some unfavorable and inexperiencing conditions I don't wish to share all here, but it was explained that a situation of trauma like that creates some mind-altering trauma (which in the exit survey I cited as Aerobic shock related)... i am a CCR5-32 single deletion copy carrier so I am familiar with treating brain trauma and cardiological impairment. I'm extremely familiar though--- I'm home now from Hospital 2 Home, who gave me a $2.50 dollar bus pass (very unhelpful). That Texas law from January was not able to be followed by professionals, so in much respect, I've certainly put my faith toward myself than the opportunism of bed collection between labs. Last thing I needed was an assumption of being a paid patient, because this research opportunity is/was sought since 2003 relating to CCR5-32. This was a repeat of 3 months ago as was the out-of-season Centerpoint power-outage, and I hope this circumstance is acknowledgeable for the better practice in the future from my departure, for others.

-----as far as the once in a lifetime Hospital 2 Home program:

If it has anything to do with persistent muellerian duct disorder and the occurrence in senior citizens as a once in a lifetime occurrence, i have a long time having already experienced PMDD. This was not supposed to be an option in regular health practice. I have experienced PMDDD since I hit puberty in the 90's. This is not a helpful practice regarding introductory menstruation and it is very unlikely that I am pre-menopausal. If this is the case, this has not been a focus with this team to disclose to me. That would be pretty terrible considering i'm only 31.

Overall I couldn't find any reason I would be needing to be detained for over 20 days, nor could the team as the topic could be shared: initially the edo was devised because of harassment in public upon my person and police ineffectiveness to represent...

Actual patient (stayed for 3 weeks Voluntarily): When I came for a walk in evaluation it was very busy, but I saw the intake staff working their butts off. Asia, the front desk attendant was so sweet… She told me she was proud that I came in by myself to tackle some serious BPD circumstances, even though she was unaware of my situation. That first interaction made me feel secure in my choice to get help.

I was on Unit 3D. I would like to s/o the techs who took the time to reassure me that I was HUMAN and I was in a safe place: Mr. Tim (head tech) amazing composure while remaining personable and consistent. Mr. Banks for showing care with my personal belongings and always addressing me with care and respect. Ms. April for her grace and positive attitude. Ms. Jordan for remaining humble and relating with me, as well as assisting me through a miscarriage. As well as Ms. Saj (I’m sorry I can’t remember your first name!) for sitting with me in an ER through my miscarriage for 6 hours, well beyond her shift. Ms. RayMiesha (sorry for spelling again) for dealing with my frustration WHILE growing a baby!! A very graceful woman. (Best of luck to you during your pregnancy!)

I’d also like to thank the nurses: Ms. Geraldine, 18 years as a psychiatric nurse and a MASTER diffuser when you’re upset/uneasy. Mr. Salvio (SPELLING!! I’m sorry) was so attentive and went beyond to make sure his patients were comfortable.

My last thanks to the wonderful cooks in the cafeteria who feed over 100 patients a day! You guys are so wonderful, I felt like I had a home cooked meal every night.

I had days where I was really frustrated. I took it out on staff and other patients, but I was always made to feel safe and taken care of at the end of the day.

Ms. Liz and Ms. Jada: These social workers do what they do because they have the empathy we do desperately desire in humanity.

Yes… At the same end of the day, the staff receives a paycheck. People are difficult and complicated, but please know these people are the few that made the choice of helping people. Regardless if they’re tired, they are human. These people DECIDE to be there. Please keep that in mind if you decide to seek services and experience that uncomfortability. Thank you guys for your help. And THANK YOU for the quality that I experienced without insurance. I expected much less and gained much more.

Tiny s/o’s to Mr. Taye (super sweet tech), Mr. Jerome (or Otis as they call him) and Mr. UC.

Dr. Jernberg gave insight to my situation on a personal level while having over 10 other patients. She’s awesome and I hope you get to experience her!

The reason for 3 stars in just the cleanliness of...

Went here twice in high school for severe anxiety and after a major depression episode and the week stay didn’t solve anything. I say it’s mostly because of how the environment is handled . Males and females aren’t allowed in the rec area together but there is still engagement through that glass that’s never properly covered despite the holiday display. And rather you’re the one talking to other patients as a distraction from your treatment or not , you are still going to find yourself distracted. Specially on the girls side. Lots of touching and girls will do acts with other girls during their stay. And make it a whole “bae for the stay”. This was a huge distraction when I stayed and honestly made me uncomfortable to be around other patients . Males there also make the females feel uncomfortable if not entertained. Staff there is okay morning shift is very optimistic with us as they do most the meetings with the group, but night shift is stricter. Strict to keep us together as the night comes by but also a little too strict that makes patients like me uncomfortable specially as someone who deals with anxiety they don’t really attempt as our nurses...