Plus: My teen said he was fine with moving to escape COVID rules, but now he wants to go back.
He’s an adult, so I can’t force him to seek mental health help. Is there anything I can do? We no longer communicate, but a mother can’t erase love and concern for her child.Your son is deeply troubled, and for that you have my sympathy. For the sake of your own mental health, I strongly recommend you consult a licensed mental health professional.
At the time, our son was excited to move . However, we are now nearly through the school year and he still hasn’t made new friends. He’s depressed and wants to move back. We work from home, so it would be an option for us to temporarily return so he can finish his remaining two years of high school in our original state.
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