Ohio Department of Mental Health Bill of Rights 俄亥俄州心理健康部门的权利法案.pptVIP

Privacy, Dignity, Worship, Social Interaction (D)(5) Privacy, dignity, free exercise of worship and social interaction: The right to enjoy freedom of thought, conscience, and religion; including religious worship within the facility, and services or sacred texts that are within the reasonable capacity of the facility to supply, provided that no resident shall be coerced into engaging in any religious activities. Private Conversation Access to Phone, Mail Visitors - Adults (D)(6) Private conversation, and access to phone, mail and visitors: (a) The right of an adult to reasonable privacy and the freedom to meet with visitors, guests, or inspectors, and make and/or receive phone calls; (c) The right of an adult to write or receive uncensored, unopened correspondence subject to the facilitys rules regarding contraband; Private Conversation Access to Phone, Mail Visitors - Minors (D)(6) Private conversation, and access to phone, mail visitors: (b) The right of a minor in a type 1 or type 2 facility to meet with surveyors, and the right to communicate with family, guardian, custodian, friends and significant others outside the facility in accordance with the minors individualized service plan; (d) The right of a minor in a type 1 or type 2 facility to send or receive mail subject to the facilitys rules regarding contraband and directives from the parent or legal custodian, when such rules and directives do not conflict with federal postal regulation. Private Conversation Access to Phone, Mail Visitors – All (D)(6)(e) The right to communicate freely with and be visited at reasonable times by private counsel or personnel of the legal rights service and, unless prior court restriction has been obtained, to communicate freely with and be visited at reasonable times by a personal physician or psychologist; Private Conversation Access to Phone, Mail Visitors – All (D)(6)(f) The right to communicate freely with others, unless specifically restricted in t