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Depressed Daughter Who Won't Accept Help
I am very worried about my 34 year old daughter. She is extremely depressed, but every time I offer help or suggest counseling, she ignores the subject. She lives two hours from me, is separated with two pre-teen children. She tells me she is very unhappy with her life, hates where she lives and cries every night. She says she is miserable and is tired of crying and being unhappy. I have suggested couseling, many times, and suggested medication. I've even told her to pack everything up and come live nearer to me so I could help. Yet, she does nothing, week after week. She'll have a breakdown and tell me these things, and then carry on going to work, etc. until the next time. I don't know how to help her. She has even told me about just leaving the area, alone, going somewhere and starting over. I know that is not the answer, it's just running away and I fear that in the future she will regret leaving her children. I think she is just overwhelmed. Is there anything I could do or should be saying to help her?
Read answer →Opening a Sober Living House
Dear Anna, I'm writing this letter on behalf of my client who is in process of opening up a profit Sober Living Home in NJ or PA. The client is intending to seek legal help on matters relating to: 1. Opening up of a Sober Living Home 2. Real Estate Law and local laws to confirm while setting up a Sober Living Homes 3. Finding possibility to route inmates who are sentenced to live in Sober Living homes by courts (that may include registering with State/ courts) 4. Brand promotion on internet/ social media/ print media to get more cases from other living homes. This is a tentative list and that may include changes as we go forward. If that is your area of expertise and if that interests you, it will be great if you give your consent to be our client's legal help for all/ partial points discussed above. I'm keeping this letter brief to save your time but the content must have made enough declaration to clarify things about our requirements. Please do forward me any questions, if you have. Going forward, if you give your consent, we'll forward your contact information to our client to take the things to next level. Yours sincerely, Kapil Mishra km_jpr@yahoo.com
Read answer →Unstructured Time
Having free time is a major relapse trigger for me. I am 7.5 months sober and one way I have made it so far is by staying busy all the time. I have a scheduler and it is full. I feel like this is not sustainable but I am not sure how to power down or if I am ready. How do I start to face unstructured time without putting myself at risk?
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