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illness not believing they have a mental health problem and don't require treatment. Says she is

happy to encourage her son to engage with services as far as possible.

Originator: HAGUE, Angela 19 Jun 2018,14:33 [ Nursing]
Home visit today as arranged with Amal Pomphrey from EIS. Client previously under EIS from
2015 discharged in January this year, difficult to engage. History well known so not repeated.

Simon was friendly and welcoming into his home. Put his pet dog outside in the garden, visible
through patio doors. Dog appeared in good health though Simon reported that his dog is
stressed about his neighbours the police and mental health services to the point it has chewed
some of the fur off his front paws.

Simon stood for some time keen to talk about the evidence he has gathered against the police,
and local authority, has taped and logged everything on a website. Showed his website says not
live as yet, all he has to do is click a button and it will show how he has been unfairly treated by
the local authority and police. Website and all written video and audio recordings linked.
Showed a couple of examples CCTV inside his flat, conversation with ASBO team and written
documents. Also showed us paper files that the has maintained in large ring binders, containing
copies of e-mails and all correspondence. Informed us that he tapes all conversations he has
with health, local authority and police staff. Has CCTV cameras placed internally and externally
around his flat.

Spoke of how his issues began many years ago trouble with the police over holding illegal
parties. Reported that he is currently not going out feels afraid. No restrictions placed on him
regarding going out other than not allowed in Industrial areas or 24 hour venues such as
MacDonalds or Tescos. Reported recently in court with regards to his neighbour, representing
himself does not feel he needs a solicitor. Recommendation is that he has an assessment with a
psychiatrist. However said he will not attend as the letter has not been properly dated and
stamped and therefore believes he is not bound by it.

Mental state:

Simon was casually dressed, his hygiene appeared fair. He maintained good eye contact and
rapport. His speech appeared slightly pressured difficult to interrupt but not irritable when
interrupted.

Grandiose ideas around his intelligence, says he is a millionaire properties from wealthy relatives
who have deceased, successful businesses, earning hundreds and thousands of pounds.
Paranoid about his neighbours, believes they and others have spread information that he may
have had herpes. Paranoid delusions believes his neighbours are deliberately following him from
room to room banging on his ceiling. Believes they want to kill him. Though he did not express
any thoughts of wanting to harm anyone. Believes he is being paid to look after vulnerable
people in poor situations.

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