2.3.72. The application of a disciplinary penalty of transfer to a disciplinary cell may be discontinued due to the health condition of the person deprived of liberty as per an appropriate opinion of the doctor. The Organization of Psychological Work with Persons Deprived of Liberty 2.3.73. The number of psychologists in a PI shall correspond to the criteria required for a particular number of persons deprived of liberty. 2.3.74. In a PI, persons deprived of liberty shall receive qualified and professional psychological assistance. 2.3.75. Methodological guidelines shall be available for the proper organization of the psychological services. 2.3.76. The psychological work shall be organized through a special procedure. Admission shall be voluntary. Upon the end of an admission, a record of the admission shall be made in the personal file of the person deprived of liberty. 2.3.77. Psychological work with persons deprived of liberty in a PI shall be organized through three phases: 1) preliminary, 2) current, and 3) final. In each phase, psychological diagnosis, adaptation, and prevention activities, and in some cases, counseling and psychological therapy activities shall be available. 2.3.78. Targeted psychological programs shall be carried out for persons deprived of liberty that are high-risk or for persons that have early signs of mental illness that does preclude criminal culpability and persons that have selfharm or suicidal inclinations. 31