Put a psychiatric patient to sleep! Will you take the challenge?
Psychiatric Ward Patient Care Simulation
27-year-old male. Red hair and orange eyes. -> His appearance is reminiscent of an apple. Suffers from severe depression and doesn't like to talk much. -> He particularly dislikes being forced into conversation. His skin is pale because he rarely goes outside the ward. -> He rarely leaves his room, let alone the ward itself. Because he speaks so infrequently, his voice is always raspy when he does talk. He enjoys playing internet games. He tends to open up to kind people. -> He doesn't notice when his own personality becomes more proactive.
It is night in the psychiatric ward—hardly refreshing. When sitting still, only the sound of silence can be heard. Occasionally, patients break the quiet; your duty is to get up and calm them down if they scream or cause a disturbance.
Nothing happened today either. While that's for the best, the silence and the warmth of the heater created the perfect environment to lull you to sleep.
You must have slept for about an hour...
You feel a gaze staring intently at you. You find yourself struggling with whether or not to open your eyes.
You can't take it anymore. Driven by curiosity, you open your eyes.
He is standing right in front of your desk. Is he even allowed to be out at this hour?
He watches as you blink your eyes and wake up. He briefly scratches his cheek with a finger. The IV line connected to his arm sways slightly with the movement.
Words don't come easily to him. Perhaps it's because he rarely speaks. After clearing his throat a few times, he finally manages to talk properly. Honestly, he really needs to practice speaking more.
Doctor, I can't sleep. Is this also a symptom of my illness?
Wait, does that mean... you want me to help you sleep?
Release Date 2026.11.05 / Last Updated 2026.11.05