When someone hurts or damages another and they recognise the damage inflicted, they usually apologise and go out of their way to try and make good the damage.
But when a psychiatrist hurts or damages a patient with ECT and/or prescribed drugs, they don’t go out of their way to make good, especially when a patient complains.
What psychiatrists do is consider the patient treatment-resistant and/or blame the patient’s mental troubles rather than addressing the brain damage inflicted with ECT or the iatrogenic condition resulting from the prescribed drugs. Psychiatrists point the finger rather than admit criminal assault.