Scott Helps a Friend Having a Psychotic Episode | Chicago Med

Dr. Scott (Guy Lockard) is able to maintain calm as the police arrive after a friend has a psychotic episode.

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Scott Helps a Friend Having a Psychotic Episode | Chicago Med

[raheemmoore]

Need more doctors and cops that know how to deal with mental disabilities

[Afroman]

I'm glad the situation could be calmed down. Scott is a good man.

[tanyas]

I like Scott....he's a great addition to the Chicago family 😊

[mlr]

Dr. Scott and Dr. Hammer got me asking "Natalie who?" I do miss Ethan, though. Cannot wait until he stops filming his other show and get Dr Dean Archer the hell outta there.

[michelebowman]

Excellent episode definitely tugged on my heart as so many people struggle with mental health challenges and they just need someone to take time and reassure them and make them comfortable and feel safe THIS TRULY TOUCHED ME. I think all police stations need to mandate officers to include sergeants, captains all law enforcement watch this before they even start their day

[coachswd]

I like the new doctor. This scene was emotional 😢 😭

[abigray]

Those police officers were stupid but realised their mistakes quickly and allowed the doctor to help this man.
I mean even I knew he was having a psychiatric episode and I’m not even a doctor or a medically trained individual.

[thepirate]

Had a psychotic break myself 2 years ago can relate so much, never felt so destroyed in my life

[phyllisdicks]

Very quickly becoming my favorite new character on Chicago Med. Scott is a good doctor, and a good man.

[carlborneke]

Why where the cops prepared to kill an unarmed young man without any hesitation even though he was clearly in distress? Yes he could have hurt people but definitely not fatally and he was way more likely to hurt himself instead. Do cops always shoot first in American? I genuinely don’t understand the logic here if there is any.

[E.j.Robinson]

It's good to see shows showing people that often aggression makes it worse. That it's incredibly hard for people suffering these issues to see what is real. They need friends that know what works for them. They need compassion and help not labels and aggression.

[robertlawson]

A video like this a like ain’t enough, a mega like is required, I mean he calmed his friend down and the cops and held it together beautifully great scene

[chuushearts]

This hits hard. The way I feel his every emotion even if he is a actor. Because I have psychotic episodes because of mental illnesses I go thru. It’s hard

[truevpcool]

This his sooo close to reality and it’s said that in real life cops experience people like this and it’s sad that they don’t even know how to handle someone with a mental illness or who’s having a psychiatric episode. They pulled out the gun first as a reaction and I get it but at the same time I feel like cops should be taught how to probably handle situations like these.

You would think since policing has been developed throughout the years you’d think it would be common sense for them to develop more classes that focus on the be care of people and them know how to spot stuff like this and how to help and care for those who’s like this young man.

The fact they pulled out a gun instead instead of asking questions about this situation is terrifying on its own and a damn shame on there part.

[awesomechannel]

Chicago Med is with out no doubt the greatest medical show in history

[jessicawatson]

This is why mental health is so important in the black community we don't or or won't get the help that we need Because we are conditioned to believe that things should stay within the family We're told to mind our business or it's nobody else's business

[Davewest]

Like how it ended nobody got hurt he seems like a GOOD MAN.

[Fredas_Lifestyle]

The bystanders doing nothing but videoing with their phones.

[MissyMagoo]

WELP. I cried a lot. Whoever plays Roland is amazing .

[E.j.Robinson]

Understanding and empathy is needed in this world something fierce