contention

L'avis de Maître Guyon, avocat au Barreau de Montpellier. 

Maître Guyon est avocat au Barreau de Montpellier et fervent défenseur des libertés fondamentales. Il intervient régulièrement à la permanence pénale du Barreau de Montpellier pour défendre les patients en cas d'hospitalisations abusives sans consentement en psychiatrie, en cas de mesures irrégulières en chambre d'isolement ou lorsque la contention (être attaché) est employée sur des durées illégales.

En effet, suite à l'analyse de plusieurs centaines de registres de contention et d'isolement transmis par les hôpitaux psychiatriques, la CCDH a relevé de nombreuses irrégularités. Certains patients incluant des mineurs, des personnes âgées ou des patients hospitalisés en "soins libres" subissent des pratiques illégales.

Doit-on saisir le Juge des Libertés et de la Détention (JLD) ? Comment ? En quoi l'intervention d'un avocat est-elle nécessaire et bienvenue ?

Exemples à l'appui, Maître Guyon nous fait part de son expérience. 

This powerful lesson was given by Terry Lewis, an elder at Sooner East Church of Christ, and is about why Christians are exhorted to practice forgiveness with others. 

[Eph 4:31-32 NKJV] 31 Let all bitterness, wrath, anger, clamor, and evil speaking be put away from you, with all malice. 32 And be kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, even as God in Christ forgave you.

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Psychiatrie : discipline médicale ? Témoignage de Juliette

Juliette a 30 ans. Elle est cadre, chargée de communication. 

Elle a vécu un internement de force en hôpital psychiatrique.

Elle a, contre son gré, expérimenté la chambre d'isolement, 

la contention, la violence en psychiatrie.

Elle ne devait rester que quelques jours pour son « bien ». 

Cela a duré 42 jours. Elle en est ressortie anéantie. 

Elle raconte. 

Au programme de ce nouvel épisode, Agathe et ses invités abordent sans pression le sujet de la compression veineuse, sujet que beaucoup d’entre vous infirmières, infirmiers, rencontrez dans votre quotidien.

Mais la compression, qu’est-ce donc ? Existe-t-il différents types de compression ? Comment poser la ou les bandes ? quels sont les bons gestes à conseiller ?
Autant de questions que vous vous posez et auxquelles, le plateau d’experts de la compression, de la peau et des dermo-cosmetiques va répondre afin de vous conseiller et vous accompagner dans votre pratique au quotidien.

Merci à Patrick qui nous partage son expérience avec la prise en charge de sa patiente « Mme S. » et à tous les intervenants :

Emilie – Dermatologue
Célia - Infirmière hospitalière
Bénédicte – Responsable formation
Julien – infirmier libéral

Bonne écoute !

Cet épisode est réalisé en partenariat avec Agathe you by CBA informatique, l’appli des Idels épanouies

We've all been there.  Someone blames and the other person gets defensive, and around and around we go.  We breed contention, when what we're really after in our relationships is connection.  So, how to break the cycle?  Today I'll teach you the tools you need to have stronger, better relationships where responsibility and curiosity reign!

Sometimes it seems so much easier not to say anything. So we take our 'issue' and we put it on the back burner and pretend it doesn't exist. But the thing is, things on the back burner eventually start to stink and wreak a lot of havoc in our lives. Having a no back-burner issue standard in your relationships is an amazing way to keep things clean and moving forward, and even moving deeper.

How do we have the hard conversations with our teens?   How do we talk with them about mental health, pornography, sex, politics, social media, suicide prevention?  How do we have these conversations and not get into arguments?  Why are we triggered when our kids disagree with our viewpoints? 

Kristen Goodman, parent and teen coach and I have a great conversation about how to approach challenging talks with our kids.  It doesn't have to go to arguing and contention.  We can disagree without being disagreeable.  Conflict is part of relationships, it's normal.  It's okay to disagree, we don't have to bicker and get heated.  

Kristen Goodman website

Parenting in the Middle podcast

This week we discuss how to get through hard times and how has the year been? This episode is a review on the year and the ups and downs, we have faced.  This episode is all about the losses and wins.

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Andrew and Sammy invite their wives, Uyanga Love and Yi Gyu Uyama, to share and answer questions about each other’s couplehood. We get to hear how their relationships and love have grown (and struggled) over time, shaping them into priceless modes of reality they now share as a family.

• Some common traits of Yi Gyu and Uyanga [5:20]
• More on the Uyama family [6:20]
• More on the Love family [7:20]
• More on the request which led to this podcast [8:30]
• What Sammy and Yi Gyu are most proud of about their family culture? [10:50]
• The importance of the parent’s guidance to their children as they were growing up (11:38)
• Differing cultural norms [12:10]
• Sharing on their research about fatherly involvement [13:30]
• What is a point of constant contention in the Uyama’s marriage? [15:55]
• How did the Uyamas make a compromise for each other? [21:20]
• The Loves answer the same question… Food & money/ long-term & short-term [30:10]
• Uyanga’s shift of perspective on money and sex and it’s impact on the relationship. [33:30]
• The Uyama’s experience with money [35:20]
• To the Loves: What do you think is important for a good sex life? [37:20]
• Get a midwife/doctor who is good at stitching! [42:20]
• What the Loves admire and respect most about each other? [49:40]
• Some advice about engaging in arguments (55:09)
• What do the Uyamas hope to pass on to their children? [57:15] 
• Exuding trust & enthusiasm, being goal-oriented and integrity while being family oriented. [1:00:20]
• Andrew’s take on having an adaptive family culture (1:02:21)
• Some fatherly experienced-based advice from Andrew (1:03:38)
• A call to action: Take the challenge with High Noon programs @ www.highnoon.org [1:09:40]

This episode is based on the question "Is your career or job meant to bring you happiness?" This week the the team review whether or no it is possible to have a friendship with a previous partner. The team also evaluate why this could be a point of contention.

Arguing is a natural human response. But why? Join AMBrewster as he helps Christian parents understand why their houses are filled with strife and then uses God’s Word to teach us how to parent through it.

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“Are There Failure Philosophies in Your Home?” (episode 61)

“The Four Family Loves” series (starts in episode 128)

“Why Do Your Children Do What They Do?” series (starts in episode 95)

“Parenting Angry Children” series (starts in episode 287)

“5 Ways You Take God’s Job" (episode 22)

“Teach Your Children to Apologize” series (starts in episode 238)

“Parent’s 5 Jobs” series (starts in episode 184)

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