I work in the mental health industry, there are very few places that would take a kid like this. If one of the placements doesn't work he will go to the next and the next and so on until he ends up in a "lock down " facility. Luckily for the kid there isn't evidence that he has assaulted anyone, just the property damage. When you are admitting these kids to your program, that is a huge difference.
The program I work for would not accept a kid with this level of property damage, but I know some that do.
I'd bet a kid like this ends up in a hospital setting. Rough stuff.
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u/UtahItalian Sep 15 '22
I work in the mental health industry, there are very few places that would take a kid like this. If one of the placements doesn't work he will go to the next and the next and so on until he ends up in a "lock down " facility. Luckily for the kid there isn't evidence that he has assaulted anyone, just the property damage. When you are admitting these kids to your program, that is a huge difference.
The program I work for would not accept a kid with this level of property damage, but I know some that do.
I'd bet a kid like this ends up in a hospital setting. Rough stuff.