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Psychotic Behaviour


  1. If someone is at risk of being hurt, call 000 for emergency services.

  2. Do not approach person if it is unsafe to do so.

  3. If you judge it safe, approach the person and introduce yourself, offering to help.

  4. Call the local Mental Health Crisis Team for their help or advice.

  5. Stay calm and positive.

  6. Remain respectful of the person.

  7. Do not try to manhandle him/her or force him/her to do anything in particular.

  8. Listen to person and do not confront them or argue with them, even if they are saying irrational things.

  9. Accept their reality.

     

     

     

    23-Aug-2006




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