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Come clean on chambers of horrors, sufferers plead. Adults who were admitted into Queensland adult psychiatric asylums while they were children between the 1. The abuse suffered within what was most commonly known as Wolston Park Hospital, at Wacol, has been described as some of the worst cases of child abuse in the state’s history, however its victims have never received formal acknowledgement or compensation from the state government. Children, some as young as 1. Osler House; a ward for those the courts had judged to be criminally insane. The exact number of survivors is unknown.
There were a lot of men there. Photo: Michelle Smith“I was assaulted (sexually) in 1. They adopted him out, said I could never be a mother.“But as bad as it was .. Sue Treweek suffered under state care. Photo: Michelle Smith.
Sandra Robinson said she escaped Wolston Park in 1. Through the Freedom of Information Act, she received her medical files in 1. The doctor recommended her immediate release and placement in a business school. However, no action was taken to remove her. Ms Robinson said as a “habitual runaway” she had been placed in Wolston Park by child welfare officers as a last resort.“I ran away early and they caught me. I was locked up in a room for two weeks and it was more or less .. And they told me then that if I escaped again, that there was a lot of suicides in the Bremer River, that’s the river that ran through Goodna.
And I thought they could probably get away with that, because no one was stopping them from what they were doing.”Ms Robinson said she didn’t speak about her experiences within Wolston Park for decades, until she discovered she was not alone.“I had it in my little head that they had stopped doing it, so I never told anybody, I never spoke about it until some of it hit the papers (in the mid 1. Paraldehyde for example, which is known to melt plastic, so you can imagine what that may have done to young bodies.“Members of staff had a field day with these young, vulnerable women, in terms of physical, psychological, sexual and emotional abuse.“Until the Queensland government stops trying to cover this up and come clean, we won’t know the extent of what happened in there.”Dr Chynoweth said her research and interviews had led her to believe that the cover up of Wolston Park was “passive” or “a cover up by default”.“A group of Wolston Park survivors tried to take the state government to court (in the late 1.
It was mentioned in the Forde Inquiry (the 1. Queensland Institutions), but the survivors of Wolston Park didn’t come under the re- dress scheme because it was argued they were there under control orders, the Forde Inquiry investigated those under care orders.“But there were so many in Wolston Park as minors who were not under a control order, but they just slipped through the cracks.
There aren’t many left. I think the Queensland Government is probably waiting for them all to die and for it to go away.“As a culture, it is now our time to listen and believe, otherwise we are just re- abusing them.”Brisbane priest, Father Wally Dethlefs was a Chaplain at the now- defunct Wilson Youth Hospital, later renamed the Sir Leslie Wilson Youth Detention Centre, in the mid 1. After he became aware that children from Wilson were being transferred to Wolston Park in early 1. Brisbane’s inner city to Wolston Park in Wacol to visit them, as he knew “otherwise they would have no visitors at all”.“I was quite shocked it had happened in the first place, because Wilson, when I worked there in the early to mid 1. I was quite shocked that some of those young people (minors) were transferred to Wolston Park,” he said.“They would just get in a visiting psychiatrist from the community and that visiting psychiatrist would.. Wolston Park). But the young people who went through Wilson and then went through Wolston Park, I think suffered even more. And I think the state has an obligation, not only to apologise, but also to do whatever they can to assist those people today.
Because they wear even more scars, they carry even more scars, then those people who were in children’s homes and detention centres, who were treated so badly.”The Father said he took his concerns to the government and met with then Health Minister, Llew Edwards.“But nothing was done.”Sir Llew Edwards, who was health minister between 1. However, while he recalled meeting with Father Wally Dethlefs, he said he did not recall being told of any specific cases of abuse.“If there was a complaint, I can give you an absolute assurance.. It may not have got the response that the particular complainant wanted, but we always fully investigated with an independent person.”Survivors have documented their experiences of being too drugged to speak or locked away when government officials came to visit.
Others have said they were just too scared to tell anyone, too fearful of the punishment they would receive. Ms Treweek, who is now the subject of a movie based on her experiences at Wolston Park; Scab Girl Asylum; the Sue Treweek Story, said she has had a former patient’s friend corroborate her story. Dr Chynoweth said she had spoken with the same patient’s friend, who still works within Queensland Health, who had substantiated her research. The women at the centre of the abuse believe their story, while “made public from time to time” is not public knowledge because “people are ashamed”. After years of lobbying, the Bligh Government issued an apology to “those who as children in the care of the State of Queensland suffered in any way while resident in an adult mental health facility” in 2. But the abuse at Wolston Park remains officially unacknowledged, it’s victims without compensation.“Everyone wants to say how bad it is, but no one wants to actually deal with it,” Ms Treweek said.“I’d like to know that it can never happen again, for people like me to have a little bit of input about policies which are being developed for children and adolescents in mental health and some monetary compensation for all of us.
They did IQ tests on us back then and mine was above average. I have more than most in my life, but I scream because I wanted to be a proof reader, I wanted to be an accountant and I look at myself and I never got ahead.
And I know, I know .. I silently scream, I sometimes stand inside this room and inside I yell, because I could have done so much.“And a lot of us have children who were born with something wrong.
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