Debate seen on French TV when the film Her Name is Sabine was first shown.   If you have not seen Her name is Sabine, here is a trailer of it: And further explanations here: A short clip can also been seen in the interview above at 34 min. Issues addressed: where and how should adults with challenging behaviours be looked after? What is the position of the family with regard to a sibling or a child with such disability? Should a pharmacological intervention be considered and what are the potential side effects and gains? What does it take to care most optimally for someone like Sabine. The issue is Not a French issue, it is seen world wilde. I intend to edit a better version of the translation more in the next few days- but for those who want to see the whole debate, here it is. The three speakers are Sandrine Bonnaire, French actress, sister of Sabine, Joseph Debrose, President du groupement national des instituts regionaux du travail social, Jean Claude Ponochet Psychiatre CHU Montepellier. I have not got their names totally right. I’ll correct this later on. Somehow a few seconds of the intro were cut off- Basically it starts right away with Sandrine Bonnaire explaining what drove her to make this film about her sister Sabine. This first 2 min were shown prior to the film, whilst the rest of the interviews was conducted right after it.