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From your description, your son’s mental health condition is of concern. The step you took in offering him a psychiatric visit for an evaluation was the wise and right thing to do. There are some family therapists which do make home visits. If you cannot find one in private practice, search in some of the local university programs which may offer this service provided by supervised Masters and Doctoral students in this field of study. If his condition worsens, please be advised that most local hospitals do have involuntary admittance, emergency commitment, Baker Act, etc., to remove a person from an environment where he may endanger himself or harm someone else. Consult your son’s physicians now and prepare a list of local psychiatrists and other referrals to contact should the situation get out-of-hand later.Answered by His Eminence Metropolitan Youssef (opens in a new tab)