We look forward to new ideas and constructive criticism and try our best to attend to each and every one of your comments. For instance, the lights in the therap y rooms are equipped with motion censors with the intention of conserving energy when the room is unoccupied. However, several complaints have been made about lights turning off in the midst of a therapy session. The student providing therapy is forced to flap his or her arms up and down in order to turn the lights back on and are left having to explain this odd behavior to their patients. This becomes a very serious matter considering that the clinic specializes in the treatment of anxiety problems.
Many patients dread the thought of sitting in the dark with a stranger.
After notifying Dean Siegel of this problem, the concern was immediately rectified by simply lessening the sensitivity of the censors. In response to confusion about the phantom toilets and sinks Yes, the toilets are supposed to flush by themselves and the sinks are meant to turn on and off by themselves. Unfortunately, only one of the three sinks in the women's clinic bathroom is functional, and this too has been brought to the attention of the Dean. Another serious complaint which has been discussed with the Dean has been the schizophrenic thermostats in the classrooms. The installation of individual, self-regulating thermostats in each classroom was meant to be a luxury.