How Can You MAKE Someone Go to Rehab for Drug Use?

Published January 18, 2013

Question by Lauren Kim: How can you MAKE someone go to rehab for drug use?
My brother who is 22 has a severe problem with drug abuse. I cannot tolerate it any longer and as a family, my parents and I have decided to put him in rehab. Can we MAKE him to go rehab, even though he doesn’t want to? How? What is the process? Thank you for any help!

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Answer by live.to.love
I am pretty sure that you can’t make him since he is an adult. You would have to contact the rehab center, and see the policy.

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