Sunday, 16 September 2018

What To Do When Failure To Launch Anxiety Victim Refuses To Get Help

By Martha Patterson


Being an adult is more than hitting a certain age or attaining a body size. Failure to launch anxiety is a complex headache for parents as adult children fail to take responsibility and remain holed at home with their parents. Experts have suggested numerous solutions to recover these children. Here are some of the solutions suggested.

Work on your situation before turning to your son. Children take cues from their parents. If parents live an orderly life, they will be compelled to also put theirs in order. Parents with untidy houses cannot convince their sons to tidy their own. Focus on your mental health and social skills in order to instill the same on your children. It is chaotic to have more than one person with a mental health issue in the house.

Allow your son to be a young adult and not a perfect full adult. Most parents expect their children to act like they are 40 or 50 years of age. Children do not have the experience of their parents. The age difference when you are raising the concern could be two or three decades. Expect a bit of sluggishness because this is a transition phase.

Engage in dialogue about the issue at hand. Most people condemn persons with FTL anxiety without taking time to make them conscious of their situation. Talk to the young adult about your expectations. You will get ideas of the challenges he is facing. This leaves you at a better position to provide solutions. You can also explain your expectations and develop a road-map towards finding a solution.

Do not be too accommodating. It is normal and understandable for parents to understand and protect their children. However, do not take this too far considering that you are dealing with a man who is in his late 20s and 30s. Demand that he cleans his room and take the plate to the kitchen. He should follow the appointment from the doctor without being reminded. Allow him to take responsibility and eventually he will leave your nest.

Be gradual in your approach. There are many issues that FTL persons have. They lack motivation, are less tolerant to distress, expect too much from people but do not reciprocate and will not make the bed, among others. It is easier to deal with one at a time than attempt to force all of them. You can monitor progress by handling one at a time and end up with an adult over time. Taking too much at a go is stressing and disappointing.

Protect your son from sliding into destructive life. This means a life of drug abuse and pleasure seeking. Such a life is laden with damaging mines that will complicate the recovery process. You must be aware of the fact that you son might not be aware of his unfortunate situation. Allowing him to slide into destruction will make it impossible to recover him. While directing him into the right path, do not be forceful as to lead him down a path that he does not like. The results are usually disastrous.

Get help from professionals as soon as you realize that there is a problem. Early and quick interventions make it easier to get positive results. There are localized programs that are professionally designed and will help you achieve desired results. The program you choose should be customized to deliver value for money through quality lifestyle.




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