Andrew Batty
2012-10-31 02:58:19 UTC
Hi All,
Creative Support are a social care organisation specialising in mental health work. They provide
supported accommodation to people with mental illness such as schizophrenia, amongst they're services.
Seven years ago after three years of being in their so called care, I left it and returned to living in the
wider community in ordinary social housing. One thing I didn't like or need in Creative Support accommodation
was the "supervision" that they're staff performed of almost anything and everything in life. Creative
Support staff gain, I believe, an illegal supervisory status over their tenants by having a means of entry to
the tenants flat from the outside which the tenant cannot prevent from inside. This "life and limb
responsibilty is more safe in our hands than your own" trick is misused to illegally elevate ordinary support
workers to direct supervision of consciousness in what seems like a very falsely inequal relationship.
This sounds like paranoia/persecutory delusion perhaps but you also feel under "care" in that it deadens your
feelings more than noticably. Most of the staff are gay/lesbian community types and they also seem to
deliberately kill heterosexual "sympatica" or sympathetic resonance (love) feelings when they occur in
clients. It's a continuous experience of being "fucked over" while in supposed care.
This phenomena seems to have become widespread in social care since I left Creative Support's flat seven
years ago. This "deadening" caused by being "under" care. It's inhuman. This is besides the destructive and
violatory intrusions of "care management" into otherwise sound consciousness and mental health. It's like
being "reaped" of feelings by parasitic agents of abuse.
The NHS never puts itself above any of us, not even with parenteral administration of medication where
needed, not usually anyway.
Comments?
Andrew Batty
http://www.lightclock.co.uk/mentalhealth
Creative Support are a social care organisation specialising in mental health work. They provide
supported accommodation to people with mental illness such as schizophrenia, amongst they're services.
Seven years ago after three years of being in their so called care, I left it and returned to living in the
wider community in ordinary social housing. One thing I didn't like or need in Creative Support accommodation
was the "supervision" that they're staff performed of almost anything and everything in life. Creative
Support staff gain, I believe, an illegal supervisory status over their tenants by having a means of entry to
the tenants flat from the outside which the tenant cannot prevent from inside. This "life and limb
responsibilty is more safe in our hands than your own" trick is misused to illegally elevate ordinary support
workers to direct supervision of consciousness in what seems like a very falsely inequal relationship.
This sounds like paranoia/persecutory delusion perhaps but you also feel under "care" in that it deadens your
feelings more than noticably. Most of the staff are gay/lesbian community types and they also seem to
deliberately kill heterosexual "sympatica" or sympathetic resonance (love) feelings when they occur in
clients. It's a continuous experience of being "fucked over" while in supposed care.
This phenomena seems to have become widespread in social care since I left Creative Support's flat seven
years ago. This "deadening" caused by being "under" care. It's inhuman. This is besides the destructive and
violatory intrusions of "care management" into otherwise sound consciousness and mental health. It's like
being "reaped" of feelings by parasitic agents of abuse.
The NHS never puts itself above any of us, not even with parenteral administration of medication where
needed, not usually anyway.
Comments?
Andrew Batty
http://www.lightclock.co.uk/mentalhealth