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Mental Health Information

cbayer

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6. They should contact NAMI, the national alliance on mental illness.

Reply to wordpix (Original post)

Tue Aug 12, 2014, 02:28 AM

Aug 2014

The have state and local chapters who should be able to provide information on their alternatives, including involuntary commitment for evaluation and treatment.

Laws vary from state to state, but from your description, I would be concerned about potential dangerousness.

Best of luck to them.

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friends need help, mentally ill grown son at home [View all] wordpix Aug 2014 OP

Have your friends contacted the mental health facilities available to see Arkansas Granny Aug 2014 #1

This message was self-deleted by its author De Leonist Aug 2014 #2

Given the state of things in this country if it were me I would sell the house and go on an extended kickysnana Aug 2014 #3

IMO, they need professional advice, legal and psychiatric HereSince1628 Aug 2014 #4

He sounds like he is unmedicated and Ilsa Aug 2014 #5

They should contact NAMI, the national alliance on mental illness. cbayer Aug 2014 #6