⟡ When You Weaponise “Concern,” Expect a Clinical Rebuttal. ⟡
They called her a safeguarding risk. The psychiatrist called it a disability. One of them holds a license.
Filed: 18 April 2025
Reference: SWANK/WCC/PLO-14
📎 Download PDF – 2025-04-18_SWANK_PLO_Kirsty_PsychiatricReportSummary_DisabilityClarification.pdf
Formal summary of psychiatric diagnosis and medical clarification submitted to rebut Westminster’s misuse of safeguarding language and procedural escalation.
I. What Happened
Westminster social workers attempted to frame medical disability as neglectful parenting.
They called her silence “refusal.”
They interpreted accessibility requests as “lack of engagement.”
So the mother submitted this: a psychiatric summary from a qualified medical professional confirming her diagnoses, legal protections, and capacity.
Not vague. Not speculative. Legally binding.
II. What the Report Establishes
That the parent has longstanding, diagnosed disabilities, including trauma-linked verbal impairment
That her communication style is directly connected to medical and psychiatric need
That her parenting capacity is intact and medically endorsed
That Westminster’s framing of “non-engagement” is not supported by clinical fact
III. Why SWANK Filed It
Because a government agency doesn’t get to declare someone unstable because they don’t like the tone of her email.
Because silence caused by trauma is not a safeguarding concern — it’s a red flag about institutional understanding.
And because when the psychiatric community gives clarity, it is not for Westminster to overwrite.
IV. Violations Identified
Misrepresentation of Medical Disability as Non-Compliance
Procedural Escalation Without Clinical Basis
Disregard of Psychiatric Evidence in PLO Process
Retaliation Against Medically Documented Behaviour
Abuse of Power Through Diagnostic Inference
V. SWANK’s Position
You cannot pretend safeguarding is apolitical when you ignore the science to punish the speaker.
The mother wasn’t unwell. She was disabled — and correct.
Westminster’s response wasn’t medical. It was managerial.
And now, it’s on record.
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