Son of Sodchai Center Owner Defends Controversial Patient Cages

Japan discusses the exhaustion of his mother and the process of transferring all patients out of the center.

Japan reflects on the mistakes made at the center and his desire to focus on professional rehabilitation.

A discussion on the difference between Japan's counseling approach and his mother's traditional methods.

Japan addresses the use of cages for safety and claims health officials approved the center despite warnings.

Japan apologizes to Khun Phat and acknowledges the upcoming lawsuit against his mother.

Japan discusses the fast-paced nature of the media and his plan to create a channel for psychiatric care education.

Japan shares his lifelong experience at Sodchai and the inherent difficulties of treating addiction.

An admission that the facility's structure is outdated and a discussion on the stigma of mental health in Thailand.

Japan responds to claims that the center operated like an illegal prison and discusses the lack of clear government guidelines.

A discussion on the risks of field work with violent patients and the gaps in current laws.

Japan explains the process of coordinating with relatives and admits to failures in medical certificate verification.

Japan admits to using dim lighting and audio clips to manage patients, viewing the current fame as a chance to speak.

Japan describes the financial strain of refunding deposits to patients after the shutdown.

Japan denies inventing the restrictive 'grilled fish' style bed, stating it existed before he joined.

Japan attributes the poor waste management to the building's original design by his mother, a nurse, rather than an architect.

Discussion regarding the potential sale of land and cars to cover liabilities.

Japan addresses the public's reaction to the images of the cages and the directness of the media reporting.

Japan denies violent beatings, claiming staff only used 'light taps' to encourage activity.

Japan concludes by discussing the inevitability of mistakes in medical work and promoting his social media channels.