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I suspect a family member of recently developing a mood disorder. theyre likely going to resist seeking professional help and wont be reasoned with. what should i do in order to help them get the care that they need?
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Reverse approach: Ask the person for advice as to what you should do if you have the symptoms and behavior the family member has. Gradually elevate the discussion and the person may realize that s/he needs help.
Answered 2/9/2020
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