That was this year 2018 after he moved back home for awhile. It was his own idea. I have supported it but am not involved.

I had pulled his arm to get him to see this ph.d. clinical psychologist back when he was a freshman at uni and home for the summer not working and playing video games all day. He grudgingly went to one session which I had demanded as a condition he live at home. Then he stopped going. He got some benefit back then with social anxiety.

Not sure what he is working on now with his therapist but his anger and hatred of me has lessened since he started working.

He's 24.

I mentioned this because everything can seem in crisis mode sometimes and the combination of mental illness in the family together with volatile teens is not a good mix and we had tons of problems, so did I. It's hard to take a long term perspective but I think it is the one that matters most of all for kids and teens. What kind of adults will they become?