Hello Forum,
Not too long ago, my sister suffered a psychotic break at an LGAT called M.I.T.T. in Los Angeles. I was there the night it happened. I was in the program as well and was volunteering my time. In fact, I recruited my sister to the program in the first place. I'll never forgive myself for that. The night her psychosis began, I saw her shaking, with eyes glazed over. She was paranoid and talking irrationally and I was extremely concerned. The company executive took her into another room and after asking her a few questions, he determined that she was experiencing anxiety and he sent her back into the room to finish the exercise. I was told that MY actions and MY concern for my sister were causing her more anxiety and "if I didn't shift" I wouldn't be allowed to see her at all that night. I will never forget my "coach" saying to me "that's her family now" as she pointed to the room where my sister was held behind closed doors. The next day, I had to 5150 my sister. She was restrained in a hospital bed for 8 hours then transported to a psych ward for several days. The trainer told me that in all his years coaching, he'd never seen psychosis in his course like this before. I dropped out of the program immediately and began researching (that's how I found this community and the work of Rick Ross). I learned that psychotic breaks, depression and even death have been a by-product of "transformational courses" since the beginning. And they continue to be, but there's no way of knowing how often these incidents are happening. Is it one per course? Two per course? How many "casualties" per year? Where is this stuff reported? Is anyone keeping track? How many victims are out there???
Not too long ago, my sister suffered a psychotic break at an LGAT called M.I.T.T. in Los Angeles. I was there the night it happened. I was in the program as well and was volunteering my time. In fact, I recruited my sister to the program in the first place. I'll never forgive myself for that. The night her psychosis began, I saw her shaking, with eyes glazed over. She was paranoid and talking irrationally and I was extremely concerned. The company executive took her into another room and after asking her a few questions, he determined that she was experiencing anxiety and he sent her back into the room to finish the exercise. I was told that MY actions and MY concern for my sister were causing her more anxiety and "if I didn't shift" I wouldn't be allowed to see her at all that night. I will never forget my "coach" saying to me "that's her family now" as she pointed to the room where my sister was held behind closed doors. The next day, I had to 5150 my sister. She was restrained in a hospital bed for 8 hours then transported to a psych ward for several days. The trainer told me that in all his years coaching, he'd never seen psychosis in his course like this before. I dropped out of the program immediately and began researching (that's how I found this community and the work of Rick Ross). I learned that psychotic breaks, depression and even death have been a by-product of "transformational courses" since the beginning. And they continue to be, but there's no way of knowing how often these incidents are happening. Is it one per course? Two per course? How many "casualties" per year? Where is this stuff reported? Is anyone keeping track? How many victims are out there???