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<blockquote data-quote="compassion" data-source="post: 246122" data-attributes="member: 6393"><p>She has been there two weeks and the way their program is set up is that passes do not occur for another 6 weeks. The problem is she does not display the violent behavior in Residential Treatment Center (RTC) she does at home.Infact, it is and almost always is just with me. She is higher fucntioning than many there, but that does not mean that she does not have the need to be there. </p><p> All along, it has been 6 months. Two weeks,ago with tratment team and the projected release date it was August.</p><p> difficult child is rallying big time. In her persistence, in her charm, she has most everyone convinved she can and WILL be out April 16. </p><p> Yes, the hard part is us, espeicaly me is once again the "meanie". I am so exhausted from keeping her off the streets and the criminal justice system, I want her to have some time to get stable. </p><p> The BiPolar (BP) books I have read state that 6-9 months is the time it takes to leave the actue stage.</p><p> I will let you know how team meeting goes this afternoon. I will be asking for help in enforcing pass and rules concerning outside food and passes/getting out. Her demands are not realsitc nor safe. I want confirmation that I am being backed up so she wil not be releaased too soon.</p><p> Yes, of course the goal is life outside of Residential Treatment Center (RTC). However, it reflects the issues. Her rusfual to follow rules reflects her CD and is very dangerous. Also, her inablity to connect actions with consequences makes it possible that she will not be outside of an Residential Treatment Center (RTC) for a very long time. </p><p>Compassion</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="compassion, post: 246122, member: 6393"] She has been there two weeks and the way their program is set up is that passes do not occur for another 6 weeks. The problem is she does not display the violent behavior in Residential Treatment Center (RTC) she does at home.Infact, it is and almost always is just with me. She is higher fucntioning than many there, but that does not mean that she does not have the need to be there. All along, it has been 6 months. Two weeks,ago with tratment team and the projected release date it was August. difficult child is rallying big time. In her persistence, in her charm, she has most everyone convinved she can and WILL be out April 16. Yes, the hard part is us, espeicaly me is once again the "meanie". I am so exhausted from keeping her off the streets and the criminal justice system, I want her to have some time to get stable. The BiPolar (BP) books I have read state that 6-9 months is the time it takes to leave the actue stage. I will let you know how team meeting goes this afternoon. I will be asking for help in enforcing pass and rules concerning outside food and passes/getting out. Her demands are not realsitc nor safe. I want confirmation that I am being backed up so she wil not be releaased too soon. Yes, of course the goal is life outside of Residential Treatment Center (RTC). However, it reflects the issues. Her rusfual to follow rules reflects her CD and is very dangerous. Also, her inablity to connect actions with consequences makes it possible that she will not be outside of an Residential Treatment Center (RTC) for a very long time. Compassion [/QUOTE]
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