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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP: you need a serious conversation with him. Is he concerned at all about divorce, and not having anyone at all supporting him like you do now? If that's the case, you can tell him that your patience is not unlimited. And if he doesn't seek treatment, you will start a trial separation. Don't mention a divorce. He needs to attend a PHP (partial hospitalization) program, maybe even residential treatment (dual diagnosis mental health and substance abuse). Trust me this can be life changing! My ASD son was struggling first year in college and we requested that he attended the PHP program.

Also, some addiction centers offer inverventionalist services: it's a licensed professional who comes to your home, calms the patient down with injections and transport them to a respective center. It costs about $7k, but this is what relatives would do for their loved ones to get them needed treatment.

Depression is a life threatening condition, and divorce won't help in your situation and he will most likely get some custody and can completely mess up or harm your child.

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Umm what planet are you on that you can drug an adult and get them committed to a hospital? That is not how it works [/quote]

I was offered that in Indiana some states allow  the service if a psychiatrist is present. It’s not a forceful removal or detention. But rather a session certified specialist and the loved ones. [/quote]

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