My brother has mentioned he's ready to die, he's been showing up at my mom's place which is an independent living. The director was told to keep him from coming in w/no success. My mom is afraid for her safety
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A member reached out for help managing a sibling with Bipolar Disorder and Autism in their 60s who was showing up aggressively at their... Read more
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Of course. I hope it works out.
Allison2-thank you so much. Unfortunately we don't have any family members that can talk to him because he's beyond this now. However, my mom said there's a Minister where she lives and they were able to calm him down. He won't listen to anyone he feels he was wronged when he wasn't. My mom has a lawyer and she's going to see if the lawyer can help. Thanks again.
If he is really upsetting her the police can do a no trespassing order but he would be barred for the property at least a year and law enforcement would be called if he came back. Once the no trespassing is issued it is a felony to violate it but I am not sure how extreme you want to go. Something like that even for safety definitely strains family relationships. Is there a family member he would listen to about maybe taking a break from visiting awhile on his own? That's hard......
How can you help an adult with autism in their 60s who's experiencing anger and crying fits, especially when they've mentioned being ready to die?
This is a serious situation that requires immediate attention. When someone mentions being ready to die, it's a mental health crisis that needs professional intervention right Show Full Answer
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