Some Tips on How to get Advocacy for mistreatement of your Local Correctional Systems. And Contacting your Local Mental Health Advocacy programs through NAMI in your Local Area and other Behavioral and Mental Health Advocacey programs.

Posted on November 21, 2014 by Charity Naylor Schmidt

http://www.yorkdispatch.com/…/op-ed-york-county-prison-boar…

If anyone has anyone that is in the Legal System and in the Correctional System and feels as if they are being treated wrongly by Corrections Officers and other Law Enforcement here are few things that you can do. I was told these tips by one of the Heads of the Mental Health Courts program in the York County, PA Judicial System.

Tips for Advocacy

1. Write the Warden of the Prison or Jails or other Correctional Facilities:  York County, PA Warden, Mary Sabol or Steven

2. Make sure you have documentation of all the mistreatments, dates, times, and names of other inmates or of the Correctional Officers.

3. Notify NAMI and the Victim Advocacy through the Mental Health Courts program to be assigned a proper Advocate especially if you are diagnosed with Mental and Emotional illnesses.

*If not diagnosed with a Mental and Emotional illness ask for an Advocate to get Evaluated for any triggers or any other Behavior Health issues.

4. Contact NAMI E-Mail or speak with Tim Grumbacher (President, Board of Directors: NAMI PA York County) and Rose Alberghini (Executive Director NAMI PA York County). And ask for and Advocate and tell them the details and documentation of all the Events.

NAMI York Pennsylvania
Phone: (717) 848 – 3784
Fax: (717) 848 – 3785
Email: namiyc@gmail.com

**** Now I’m not saying that being Diagnosed with Mental and Emotional illnesses is a get out of jail free card but, it is something that can be controlled and give hope to those that are and have been victimized at anytime in there lives and it gives a the Judicial System some answers to what and why these particular individuals’ behaviors are the way they are.****

C.A.S.

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About Charity Naylor Schmidt

38 year old mother of two beautiful children, owner of an online business SFI Affiliate (Triple Clicks), and trying to live out loud about mental awareness and other mental, emotional, and physical awareness. And I choose to Dedicate both of these sites to My God and King, to Lord of lords and My Heavenly Father and Maker.
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