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What happens if get caught by Family / Emergency Services when trying to CTB in UK?
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depends on how serious the attempt was, if it was life threatening they will section you under the mental health act, you'll be kidnap taken to a mental health unit and be forced imprisoned and forced drugged and have no privacy
if you say you have a plan to end your life they will section you, you'll be carted away in a police van
on the other hand if they decide your attempt wasn't serious you will be referred to the community mental health team
i took a paracetamol overdose once before and nothing ever came of it
Well it definitely won't be Broadmoor, that's a forensic unit for violent criminals with mental illnesses.
More likely you'll be taken to a&e for any treatment you require. Depending on the severity of your attempt and whether or not you have a history of mental illness, attempts or involvement with mental health services, you'll be assessed, speak with psych liaison either discharged home or given a mental health act assessment. There are ways to talk your way out of hospitalisation if that's what they're leaning towards and there is a thread on here somewhere that provides info on that topic. Given the crippling pressure the NHS mental health service is under, unless your attempt is very serious or you have a rich history of attempts and are at high risk, you'll probably be discharged home and be referred to CMHT or the home treatment team or if you manage to say the right things, be discharged home with little more than a report sent to your GP.
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