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Mental health programmes St Patrick's

15-02-2020 9:26pm

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sineadgorman94

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#2 15-02-2020 9:34pm

Gremlinertia

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Hopefully someone knows specifically about Pat's but i do know when a mate went in to one in galway there was no contact/phone etc for one month. Think limited family visits after a fortnight

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#3 15-02-2020 9:40pm

Foweva Awone

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Generally there's no restriction on mobile phones or visitors when detoxing in St Pat's. Only possible exception is if he's on the locked ward (Dean Swift) rather than the addictions ward (Temple Ward), but even then phones and visitors are generally allowed. (Charger use is restricted in Dean Swift though.)

Having said that, I'd suggest respecting his family's request and waiting for him to get in contact rather than trying to contact him.

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