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Telecare, Questioning God
Posted by Dan Joyce on
In today's complex social landscape, finding the right balance between inclusivity and freedom of expression is a challenge many organizations face. Telecare, known for its strong support of gender studies and LGBTQ+ issues, is no exception. Their commitment to these causes is admirable, but their approach to religion, particularly within their clinical spaces, raises some important questions. At Telecare, residents are free to preach and pray within their homes—a recognition that for many, faith is a deeply personal and essential part of life. However, when it comes to the clinic, the rules are different. Religious activities are restricted if they...
Does Telecare Offer Safe Housing? - Parolees, Active Addicts, and the Untreated Mentally Ill
Posted by Dan Joyce on
When it comes to the question of whether Telecare offers safe housing, one must first ask: safe for whom? For years, Telecare has marketed itself as a provider of supportive services and housing for those with mental illnesses, but the reality is far more complex and, frankly, troubling. Telecare’s facilities are often a melting pot of parolees, active addicts, and untreated mentally ill individuals. While the mission to provide shelter to those who might otherwise be homeless is noble, it raises significant concerns about the safety and well-being of all residents involved. The Issue of Parolees Housing parolees alongside mentally...
Telecare’s Double Standards on Privacy—What Are They Hiding?
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Imagine living in a world where your every move is monitored. Sounds like a dystopian novel, right? Well, welcome to life under Telecare, where privacy is a one-way street. Telecare, the organization responsible for providing housing and care for those of us grappling with mental health challenges, has installed cameras in all our housing units. That’s right, every time we step into our living spaces—spaces that are supposed to be our safe havens—we’re under the watchful eye of a camera. And they did this without our consent. It feels like an invasion, doesn't it? Because it is. Here’s the kicker:...
How Telecare Is Releasing Psychotic Convicts on Drugs in Your Neighborhood
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Imagine waking up one morning to find that your new neighbor isn’t just someone moving in after a lease ended, but rather a psychotic convict, fresh off the streets, struggling with drug addiction. You didn’t get a notice, a warning, or even a whisper of what’s going on. They’ve been moved in by Telecare, an organization that’s supposed to help the mentally ill, but is instead creating a ticking time bomb right in your backyard. Spontaneous Evictions with Nowhere to Go Telecare has a track record of abruptly evicting their residents—many of whom are mentally unstable, suffering from severe psychosis,...
Telecare's Treatment Team: How Dumb is Gen Z?
Posted by Dan Joyce on
Let me start by saying that I have great respect for young people today. They’ve inherited a world that’s more connected, more complicated, and more chaotic than ever before. That being said, I’ve had my fair share of run-ins with Gen Z, especially when it comes to the treatment teams at places like Telecare, and I can’t help but wonder sometimes: how dumb is Gen Z? Now, don’t get me wrong. Gen Z is incredibly educated. They’ve grown up with the internet, they can fact-check anything in seconds, and they’ve got more degrees than a thermometer. But when it comes...