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Colleen Scott

๐Ÿ‘ค Speaker
192 total appearances

Appearances Over Time

Podcast Appearances

Tony Mantor: Why Not Me ?
Colleen Scott: One Mother's Journey Through Schizophrenia

Then they get picked up and there's just a misdemeanor associated, but they do interface with the police at this point. So then they probably may have a court case, something like that.

Tony Mantor: Why Not Me ?
Colleen Scott: One Mother's Journey Through Schizophrenia

Then they get picked up and there's just a misdemeanor associated, but they do interface with the police at this point. So then they probably may have a court case, something like that.

Tony Mantor: Why Not Me ?
Colleen Scott: One Mother's Journey Through Schizophrenia

Well, no, they don't. Again, it depends on the officers involved. Now, there are efforts to train police forces. And some cities have taken up this kind of training and they have special officers designated for this kind of work. But of course, if that officer is not on duty, call comes in, your dealer will, you know, who knows.

Tony Mantor: Why Not Me ?
Colleen Scott: One Mother's Journey Through Schizophrenia

Well, no, they don't. Again, it depends on the officers involved. Now, there are efforts to train police forces. And some cities have taken up this kind of training and they have special officers designated for this kind of work. But of course, if that officer is not on duty, call comes in, your dealer will, you know, who knows.

Tony Mantor: Why Not Me ?
Colleen Scott: One Mother's Journey Through Schizophrenia

Well, no, they don't. Again, it depends on the officers involved. Now, there are efforts to train police forces. And some cities have taken up this kind of training and they have special officers designated for this kind of work. But of course, if that officer is not on duty, call comes in, your dealer will, you know, who knows.

Tony Mantor: Why Not Me ?
Colleen Scott: One Mother's Journey Through Schizophrenia

Very easily. Because they often misinterpret the actions of the schizophrenic. They don't know the person. So they just, they keep being obstreperous or maybe high and therefore dangerous. So they are afraid too. And I sympathize with them.

Tony Mantor: Why Not Me ?
Colleen Scott: One Mother's Journey Through Schizophrenia

Very easily. Because they often misinterpret the actions of the schizophrenic. They don't know the person. So they just, they keep being obstreperous or maybe high and therefore dangerous. So they are afraid too. And I sympathize with them.

Tony Mantor: Why Not Me ?
Colleen Scott: One Mother's Journey Through Schizophrenia

Very easily. Because they often misinterpret the actions of the schizophrenic. They don't know the person. So they just, they keep being obstreperous or maybe high and therefore dangerous. So they are afraid too. And I sympathize with them.

Tony Mantor: Why Not Me ?
Colleen Scott: One Mother's Journey Through Schizophrenia

Yeah.

Tony Mantor: Why Not Me ?
Colleen Scott: One Mother's Journey Through Schizophrenia

Yeah.

Tony Mantor: Why Not Me ?
Colleen Scott: One Mother's Journey Through Schizophrenia

Yeah.

Tony Mantor: Why Not Me ?
Colleen Scott: One Mother's Journey Through Schizophrenia

Yes. And that is one reason that out of all the groups I've seen over the years, including NAMI, been around for many, many years, and stands for the National Alliance of Mentally Ill, and it claims to advocate for the mentally ill. It doesn't do anywhere near an adequate job.

Tony Mantor: Why Not Me ?
Colleen Scott: One Mother's Journey Through Schizophrenia

Yes. And that is one reason that out of all the groups I've seen over the years, including NAMI, been around for many, many years, and stands for the National Alliance of Mentally Ill, and it claims to advocate for the mentally ill. It doesn't do anywhere near an adequate job.

Tony Mantor: Why Not Me ?
Colleen Scott: One Mother's Journey Through Schizophrenia

Yes. And that is one reason that out of all the groups I've seen over the years, including NAMI, been around for many, many years, and stands for the National Alliance of Mentally Ill, and it claims to advocate for the mentally ill. It doesn't do anywhere near an adequate job.

Tony Mantor: Why Not Me ?
Colleen Scott: One Mother's Journey Through Schizophrenia

I think the NSSC has a focus and ability to do some direct lobbying, which is why I signed up with that group, because I'm hoping to do that.

Tony Mantor: Why Not Me ?
Colleen Scott: One Mother's Journey Through Schizophrenia

I think the NSSC has a focus and ability to do some direct lobbying, which is why I signed up with that group, because I'm hoping to do that.

Tony Mantor: Why Not Me ?
Colleen Scott: One Mother's Journey Through Schizophrenia

I think the NSSC has a focus and ability to do some direct lobbying, which is why I signed up with that group, because I'm hoping to do that.

Tony Mantor: Why Not Me ?
Colleen Scott: One Mother's Journey Through Schizophrenia

Absolutely. And the families and the fear. It's absolutely overwhelming for families. And maybe the commitment procedure of old was flawed. But to me, it's like throwing the baby out with the bathwater because it is needed. We need the ability to bring that. Families now perhaps could be more tightly controlled by a court, but maybe have three psychiatrists interview your individual child.

Tony Mantor: Why Not Me ?
Colleen Scott: One Mother's Journey Through Schizophrenia

Absolutely. And the families and the fear. It's absolutely overwhelming for families. And maybe the commitment procedure of old was flawed. But to me, it's like throwing the baby out with the bathwater because it is needed. We need the ability to bring that. Families now perhaps could be more tightly controlled by a court, but maybe have three psychiatrists interview your individual child.

Tony Mantor: Why Not Me ?
Colleen Scott: One Mother's Journey Through Schizophrenia

Absolutely. And the families and the fear. It's absolutely overwhelming for families. And maybe the commitment procedure of old was flawed. But to me, it's like throwing the baby out with the bathwater because it is needed. We need the ability to bring that. Families now perhaps could be more tightly controlled by a court, but maybe have three psychiatrists interview your individual child.