The Patients We Fear: Life in a Forensic Psychiatric Hospital | ENDEVR Documentary
After the Psychosis – When a Violent Patient Seeks Freedom: https://youtu.be/GW0JFAA29Gk
Behind the locked doors of a forensic psychiatric hospital, people who have committed violent crimes while suffering from severe mental illness struggle for a second chance. With unprecedented access to the Brockville Mental Health Centre, this documentary follows patients undergoing treatment in an institution rarely seen by the public. Over 18 months, both patients and staff reveal the realities of life inside—where recovery, responsibility, and risk are constantly weighed.
As some patients prepare to return to society, the film raises a difficult question: can those who committed violent acts while mentally ill truly be rehabilitated—and will society ever accept them?
This documentary first aired in 2014
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Behind the locked doors of a forensic psychiatric hospital, people who have committed violent crimes while suffering from severe mental illness struggle for a second chance. With unprecedented access to the Brockville Mental Health Centre, this documentary follows patients undergoing treatment in an institution rarely seen by the public. Over 18 months, both patients and staff reveal the realities of life inside—where recovery, responsibility, and risk are constantly weighed.
As some patients prepare to return to society, the film raises a difficult question: can those who committed violent acts while mentally ill truly be rehabilitated—and will society ever accept them?
Documentary first aired 2014
Personally I dont feel safe on the streets , with people like this out there.its so intimidating 😢😢
If you are violent & committed crimes, mental illness or not, they need to be locked away. It is not fair for society to be at risk. It is just a sad situation.
@michelemelucci4667 it’s not their fault😢
Every time you guys post a video, can you put in the description what year it came out originally?? this came out in 2012.
@chrisA366 While it’s not their fault that they’re mentally ill, that doesn’t mean they should be released into society. Respectfully, are you going to say that, believe that, and stick to it if you are their victim? I know I’m not.
Imagine that statement in “I grieve alone !” Knowing he killed his mother and not being able to connect the dots of a psychotic episode, unable to share the thoughts and feelings with the people that try as they might will never understand, poor Michael included.
“You’re not using your rational thinking”. (Yeah, that really helps, ha)
They mention Patients that don’t interact with other patients. If God forbid I was in a place like this I wouldn’t want to either.
Michael seems like a cool dude.
A bit flat and quiet but I’m a bit flat and quiet too, I’d be his friend even knowing what he did.
That and, I love bowling.
Oni imaju tešku bolest i jadni su
These two are laughing ? what a joke.