5.10.1. Patients in psychiatric organizations shall have access to alternative treatment such as art therapy, sand therapy, assistive therapy, and the like. 5.10.2. The wards of psychiatric organizations shall have facilities for individual and group work, special furniture, arrangements, and interior, which are therapeutic factors for improving the mental state of the patients. 5.10.3. Psychiatric organizations shall have a prescribed procedure for the organization of psychological activities, in accordance with which a psychologist shall carry out scheduled visits to the wards and have a specified list of duties. 5.10.4. Psychiatric organizations should have regulations delineating and specifying the functions of psychiatrists, psychologist, and psychotherapists. The comprehensive patient treatment strategy should include psychological and social-psychological interventions. 5.11. Holding Conditions Overcrowding 5.11.1. The area of living space allocated to every person in the residential accommodation of psychiatric institutions may not be less than six square meters. 5.11.2. When building or renovating patient rooms in psychiatric organization wards, attention should be paid to their structure and furnishing, because patient rooms have a therapeutic effect and influence the behavior of persons with mental health issues. 5.11.3. The number of beds in each psychiatric organization should be revised in order to ensure individual living space for each person with mental health issues. 5.11.4. Measures should be taken towards gradually converting the large patient rooms in psychiatric organizations to smaller rooms. 66