Can You Involuntarily Commit Someone Into a Drug Rehab Center?
Question by angel_eyes_77531: Can you involuntarily commit someone into a drug rehab center?
[rewrite]My dad is very deep into drugs and would like to know what i can do about it.
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Answer by Mopar Muscle Gal
you cant involuntary commit someone (even for 24 observation) UNLESS they are threatening harm/kill to them self or someone else
Answer by Jasmine8956
You can only if they are threating to harm themselves or others its called the 51/50 rule. Although it may only apply to Mental Health centers.
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What Causes Psychosis and What Is the Treatment?
Question by Danzel: what causes psychosis and what is the treatment?
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Answer by CastSam
When my grandma was in the hospital they said she had psychosis, due to not enough sunlight, not being out side. Treatments, hmm, probably go outside, and just in general relax, and talk to people.
What Sort of Behaviour Patterns Can Indicate Problems Such as Substance Abuse?
Question by Gem Lou: What sort of behaviour patterns can indicate problems such as substance abuse?
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This is aimed at primary primary and high school children, thanks
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Answer by Shaunda W
Family: deteriorating relationships with family; behavior changes, such as withdrawal or hostility
School: truancy; drop in grades; behavior problems