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The Form 11 certificate will state reasons why you are considered (deemed) to be not competent. A copy of the Form 11 certificate must be given to you. It must also be given to either your guardian or agent (if there is one) and, unless you object, your nearest relative.
8 Any person may fill out application form Anyone who believes that a person may be suffering from a mental disorder may at any time fill out an application form asking the Director of Area Mental Health Services for an assessment of the person.
A person may also be admitted as a patient involuntarily upon recommendation of a physician. In Ontario, any doctor may make an application for a psychiatric assessment of an individual and the public authorities (police, hospital officials, etc.) are obliged to detain the person.
A Form 4 (Medical Certificate for Involuntary Admission), is a form under the British Columbia Mental Health Act that allows a person to be apprehended, transported, admitted, treated, and detained as an involuntary patient for up to 48 hours.
The Form 11 certificate will state reasons why you are considered (deemed) to be not competent. A copy of the Form 11 certificate must be given to you. It must also be given to either your guardian or agent (if there is one) and, unless you object, your nearest relative.
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A \u201cForm 10 patient\u201d is shorthand for a patient who has been apprehended by a peace officer who is satisfied the person is suffering from a mental disorder and is acting in a manner likely to cause self harm, harm to others or further serious impairment.
Form 8 Warrant for Apprehension Form 8 is a warrant that is granted by a judge that allows for a police officer to transport (convey) an individual on an involuntary basis, to a designated facility (hospital). For the purpose of psychiatric evaluation by a physician.
A \u201cForm 10 patient\u201d is shorthand for a patient who has been apprehended by a peace officer who is satisfied the person is suffering from a mental disorder and is acting in a manner likely to cause self harm, harm to others or further serious impairment.
Here are a few things to consider when working with your loved one who doesn't want help: Listen and validate. If your relationship is iffy, it doesn't hurt to just listen. ... Ask questions. ... Resist the urge to fix or give advice. ... Explore options together. ... Take care of yourself and find your own support.

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