Mental health towards diplomacy
Studying following a placement in child protection and/or in a specialised institution, for a peaceful profession in the application of the law on the freedom to choose one's professional future, is an act of peace.
The demographic dividend of child protection.
The demographic dividend is defined as the impact of the population's standard of living on a country's international relations. Studying makes it possible to reduce this demographic dividend.
Albert Einstein said: "Those who have the privilege of knowing have the duty to act"
Finding one's place in society after a psychiatric hospitalisation and a placement in child protection is a great experience. This makes it possible to use his studies to understand complex legal phenomena.
Malala Yousafzaï said: "One book, one pencil, one teacher, can change the world".
A day of psychiatric hospitalisation costs about 1000 euros per person. That's why trying to understand the consequences of management problems in mental health and child protection is important.
Camille Claudel University may be using the D-LACHAIT method:
D: definition
L: limit of the law
A: slogan
C: compared law
H: history of the law
A: announcement of the plan
I: interest of the topic
T: theory of the law
Advocacy for a partnership between universities / child protection / public mental health institutions / detention centres.
Plea by Camille Claudel (codename)
Child welfare is under the authority of the president of the departmental council (Art. L221-2 of the action and families social law). 70% of the people followed leave without a diploma, 41% of the inmates had a file to foster care to childhood, and 80% of minors in a situation of prostitution is followed by the childhood foster care. Historically, the public in question was taken care of by religious institutions, which know no better than today the origins of the intrapsychic hallucinations of schizophrenia. In Norway,partnerships between detention centres and universities are put in place to limit the recurrence rate. Such a partnership would make it possible to obtain more accurate statistics on victimology and criminology, and would reduce the rate of relapse in mental health. According to case law, means consistent (between 150 and 1000 euros per day and per person) are recorded without the expected result showing any obvious correlation with funding. Malala Yousafzai told the UN Youth Assembly in 2013 (translated from English), that "One child, one teacher, one pencil and a book can change the world“.
In universities I understood that helping people on post-graduation access to university studies was helping with the sustainable management of mental health and/or child protection paths
Camille Claudel (pseudonym) wrote: "Reading the medical file that my former public mental health institution sent me following my hospitalisation, helps me to keep an insight and an awareness of my pathology. ”
Our efforts focus on the origin of schizophrenic / schizo-affective delusionship, in order to understand how to limit its impacts on daily life and behaviour. Several testimonies evoke financial and legal consequences
The security of information on the Internet benefits those who, because of their passive in child protection and/or mental health, find themselves compelled to study from few things
It is considered that 40% of adults and n - 20% of minors could end their mental health hospitalisation if they had a stable professional, housing and family situation. The use of mental health in the face of the threat of homelessness is not part of the prospects for sustainable development
Recent news: high school specialised in the management of disability, including cognitive, no longer admits students from the public mental health institution, yet located in the same city.
Testimony of a schizophrenic delusionship
I thought that in "top novels," young women were infiltrating the psychiatric hospital to help me, because I was a concealed scientific researcher.
I thought I had an international thesis on "The Functioning of the Brain and Hypomanic Thought Regimes." I thought I had to hide this thesis bcause if it were discovered, it would be a breach of professional secrecy.
I thought I was the world's leading medical authority. I thought my father was in a high-ranking international prison, where he was being tortured. When I had him on the phone with the nurses, I was shocked.
It's quite morbid. For example, I focused my anxieties on young women, which meant Icouldn't talk about my delusions because I was ashamed.
electrocuted by the ISS. I thought I had connected to the ISS with my computer and that something had gone wrong. Then I got a big electric shock. A doctor was talking to me from the ISS, and came down to see me "on radio." On radio referred to a mode of communication that consists of projecting one's image onto another. I thought my hypothalamus would spin too fast because I had been I thought this doctor was giving me continuous EEGs and blood tests, even putting me on a ventilator, a virtual tracheotomy. I thought he was monitoring my EEG continuously to see the slightest glitches. I thought my EEG was incompressible.
I thought essential oils could come out of my belly button, so I lay down accordingly. I thought electricity had punctured my cells because of my "connection protocol." I thought the doctor was filming me, looking at my EEG to see what was happening when there was a problem. I even thought he was putting drugs in my oxygen mask. I thought I had to change this mask every day, as well as the earpieces I thought I was wearing. I thought I had a continuous tracheotomy, and that the doctor was talking to me in the earpiece every day. These were the voices I was hearing.
That a simple USB stick with antivirus software on it could connect me to the ISS, or even to the satellites. I made a two-finger gesture to stay connected. I called it the CNRS oath. Or the Langevin oath. I thought I had several identities, one for each specific task. Schigu Kugirama was in charge of the DASRI, the "internationally available anti-sectarian data."
staff. That people were gathering in churches to support me.
radio connection via satellites. I thought I was experimenting in my room with a bag of mustard. I thought I had a virtual microscope.
• I thought I was broadcasting a message on the radio from my radio set
• I believed that I was connected to others during my fantasies through a radio connection via satellites. I thought I was experimenting in my room with a bag of
mustard. I thought I had a virtual microscope.