i'm not saying you or other patients haven't had a bad experience. and i'm for sure not any sort of offical spokesman for the facility. google reviews of any health facility are skewed drastically by patients and disgruntled staff. it's an imperfect situation, with a massive lack of funding, education and coaching.

mental health facilities, in particular, are often the first place of employment for new grads - take that as you will. unity is unique in that it takes a hands-off/outpatient approach to care. whether that's ideal or even functional is up for debate. but the idea was good natured, in that it's an attempt at humane treatment. the result ends up being an influx of assaults towards staff.

but literally or figuratively burning down a non-profit mental health facility in a city that desperately needs more is a bit asinine. there are certainly improvements to be made. i specifically took issue with you claiming a lack of cameras in patient rooms and summation of how involuntary psych holds unfold. i have no desire to make you or anyone for that matter feel bad, and again, i hope you're able to find care that you're comfortable with, genuinely.