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Psychiatric help for a family member
How can i bring my husband to psychiatrist who is suffering from delusional disorder or something like that.he is too reluctant to admit his condition. It is going to severe family ties.
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You should see a clinical psychologist first and then move to a psychologist . They will do certain test , that will reflect if the person needs psychotic help. As they prescribe medication.
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Clinical psychologist and then psychiatrist
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All the best , hope your hisband recovers from the situation soon
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Ms. Hema Sampath
Counselling Psychologist
18 yrs exp
Bangalore
You might even visit a neurologist for the same..
Probably , the taboo with a psychiatrist can be avoided..
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