What can your family do if they want to lock you up in a psychiatric hospital?

First of all, once you find yourself forcibly admitted to a psychiatric hospital, you should restrain your emotions and minimize and avoid conflicts. At the time of admission, the doctor will first make a preliminary diagnosis of the patient, but the process of sending the patient for treatment often takes place on the basis of fierce conflict, often through methods similar to kidnapping, and the person who sends the patient (such as a family member) may also fabricate the medical condition to affect the doctor's judgment. At this time, try to calm yourself down and communicate with the doctor to avoid further harm.

Secondly, after being admitted to the hospital, patiently communicate with the doctor at the appropriate time to reduce further injuries. In fact, in many of the above-mentioned cases, the parties managed to obtain the approval of some doctors, which laid a good foundation for the final resolution of the matter. Finally, use the communication equipment in the hospital to contact reliable relatives and friends, and contact a lawyer as soon as possible, and carry out self-help through various channels to avoid financial losses.

Large psychiatric hospitals have separate closed wards. These closed wards effectively deprive patients of their personal liberty, but only those who are very ill are allowed to enter them.

The family wants to put you in a psychiatric hospital, and there is nothing they can do about it, unless they say that you really have a mentally ill family to take you in, and if you don't, they won't tell you.

This indicates that your behavior may be excessive, and you should explain it to your family.

I guess I'm really mentally ill.

It takes a lot of conditions to send people to a psychiatric hospital.

。1. At present, there are three categories of mentally ill patients admitted to hospitals in China:

The first category is voluntary admission patients;

The second category is patients with protective forced admissions;

The third category is the security compulsory admission of patients, which refers to the patients who cause accidents and accidents, and the public security department will forcibly admit them and decide to discharge them.

2. The situation you mentioned belongs to the "non-voluntary" admission of patients.

In this regard, the law clearly stipulates that the diagnosis of mental disorders shall be made by a licensed psychiatric physician; Medical establishments must not refuse to make a diagnosis of a suspected patient who is being sent for treatment, and shall immediately appoint two or more licensed psychiatrists to make a written diagnosis within 72 hours. At the same time, it is stipulated that the hospitalization of persons with mental disorders shall be voluntary, and their personal liberty shall not be unreasonably restricted.

For "involuntary" admissions, the most important thing is the admission procedure, and the core is the "involuntary" admission objection mechanism. The law stipulates that the standards and procedures for involuntary admission are strictly regulated, and in the event of any objection, follow-up visits will be conducted, and follow-up visits will be different.

A mentally ill person is sent to a psychiatric hospital by his family, and because the mentally ill person is unable to take care of himself, his or her family (first guardian) must sign and consent to be admitted to the psychiatric hospital.

Admission requires the consent of the family, and if there is no family member, the neighborhood committee where you may be located can also provide a valid certificate and send them in. According to the patient's condition, the hospital no longer has a great risk of harming others and himself, and the hospital confirms it, issues a professional certificate, and adds the wishes of the patient's family before discharge. The opinion of the family can be discharged, after all, this disease is different from other diseases, and if it is serious, it will cause great danger to others, oneself or society.

Article 30 of the "Mental Health Law" stipulates that hospitalization of mental disorders** shall be voluntary. Where the diagnosis conclusion or assessment of the condition shows that the patient is a person with a severe mental disorder and has any of the following circumstances, he or she shall be hospitalized**.

Article 31: Where persons with mental disorders have the circumstances in item (1) of paragraph 2 of article 30 of this Law, with the consent of their guardians, medical establishments shall carry out hospitalization of the patients**; If the guardian does not agree, the medical establishment must not carry out hospitalization of the patient**. Guardians shall do a good job of caring for and managing patients living at home. If the patient has committed a behavior that endangers the safety of others, or is in danger of endangering the safety of others, the consent of the patient's guardian is required before being sent to the hospital**.

Acts that endanger the safety of others have already occurred, or there is a danger of endangering the safety of others.

Summary. Generally, mentally ill patients who are sent to a psychiatric hospital need to be accompanied by their family members or guardians to enter the hospital, and they must have a psychiatric diagnosis issued by a regular hospital, and they can enter the psychiatric hospital after paying the money. Psychosis usually refers to severe psychological disorders, in which the patient's cognition, emotion, will, action and behavior and other mental activities can have long-lasting and obvious abnormalities; It is difficult for ordinary people to understand normal study, work, life, and behavior; Under the domination of the sick mind, the action behavior of hurting others.

Generally, mentally ill patients who are sent to a psychiatric hospital for reform need to be accompanied by family members or guardians to enter the hospital, and they must have a psychiatric diagnosis issued by a regular hospital, and they can enter a psychiatric hospital after paying the money. Psychosis is usually a serious psychological disorder, and the patient's cognition, emotion, will, movement and other psychological activities can have long-lasting and obvious abnormalities. It is difficult for ordinary people to understand normal study, work, life, and behavior; Under the domination of the sick mind, the action behavior of hurting others.

The conditions for compulsory transfer to a psychiatric hospital are as follows: 1. Mentally ill persons who commit violent acts, endanger public safety or seriously endanger citizens' personal safety, and who are not criminally responsible in accordance with law after being assessed through legal procedures, and have the potential to continue to endanger society, may be given compulsory treatment; 2. The people's procuratorate shall submit an application for compulsory treatment to the people's court for leaden transferred by the public security organs or discovered in the course of review for prosecution of mentally ill persons who meet the requirements for compulsory treatment.

3. On the issue of the rights and remedies of the subjects who are compelled by the Pure Excavation of Fu. Where the person subject to a compulsory treatment decision, the victim, their legally-designated ** persons, or close relatives are dissatisfied with the compulsory treatment decision, they may apply to the people's court at the level above for reconsideration. Compulsory treatment is not a punishment for lack of nucleus, and mental illness shall be discharged from the hospital in a timely manner.