Reversing Criminalization
Assisted outpatient treatment is court-ordered civil commitment that is initiated by the mental health system to ensure that persons with mental illness and a history of hospitalizations and/or violence participate in services in the community; it is for those who are capable of living in the commun...
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| description | Assisted outpatient treatment is court-ordered civil commitment that is initiated by the mental health system to ensure that persons with mental illness and a history of hospitalizations and/or violence participate in services in the community; it is for those who are capable of living in the community with the help of family, friends, and mental health professionals but are resistant to psychiatric treatment, including medication. |
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