Yorda prides herself on her patient's privacy: down to her recorder having a voice distorter for her patients.

As well intentioned as it is, Yorda does not like the security camera in her office. Mental illness is often misunderstood by the uneducated, causing them to believe any of the war veteran's she is treating might "snap" and attack her: no matter how many times she explains how safe she is. It's not a completely unfounded fear though, the previous therapist in her position had his throat ripped out by an insane former patient after he escaped from the asylum, Yorda however is very adamant in explaining she is in no danger and that her patients do not exhibit psychotic traits, just PTSD. It's a difficult uphill battle for her to get people to see her patients as normal people damaged by extraordinary circumstances.