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<blockquote data-quote="BIG_MIKE2005" data-source="post: 2112158" data-attributes="member: 3309">Man that is a ruff situation but I believe now days the only way to get them help is if they are willing to accept help. I know there are halfway house type things around Tulsa where they can move into but have to attend AA meetings &amp; what not while living there. But short of him sitting in jail &amp; goin through a forced detox/treatment center it&#039;s gonna be up to him. If he isn&#039;t ready to straighten up there is little you can do for him except being a good brother. I don&#039;t think there is anywhere left you can take family members against their will for treatment/housing.Maybe reach out to the judge or lawyer involved in the case, hell even the DA possibly &amp; see if maybe they can get him into a place to help him out. sometimes if a person is willing to go through treatment they will send you there instead of to jail or back out on the streets.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BIG_MIKE2005, post: 2112158, member: 3309"] Man that is a ruff situation but I believe now days the only way to get them help is if they are willing to accept help. I know there are halfway house type things around Tulsa where they can move into but have to attend AA meetings & what not while living there. But short of him sitting in jail & goin through a forced detox/treatment center it's gonna be up to him. If he isn't ready to straighten up there is little you can do for him except being a good brother. I don't think there is anywhere left you can take family members against their will for treatment/housing. Maybe reach out to the judge or lawyer involved in the case, hell even the DA possibly & see if maybe they can get him into a place to help him out. sometimes if a person is willing to go through treatment they will send you there instead of to jail or back out on the streets. [/QUOTE]

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