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OK, it's spooky season, but come on…

Today, back when my son had an imaginary friend at 3 years-old it was cute; when he was 7 it was concerning; now he’s 15, still talks to him, and is refusing to see a therapist, even though I’m genuinely scared, it’s a thin line between imaginary friends and hearing voices in your head. FML

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GoogieWithers 25

What if it's a ghost, not a mental health problem? Forcing him to see a therapist may help, or it may make him angry at you.

There's many possibilities here! Your son could be a Medium.

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You’re the adult. Start acting like one and force your son to see a therapist!!

Forcing *anyone* into therapy could push them in the wrong direction. Plus, therapy only works if you allow it to work. If the patient is forced into it, they won't be willing and any counseling will be for naught. Also, parents forcing their children into therapy could cause resentment or even hatred.

He sees dead people.

GoogieWithers 25

What if it's a ghost, not a mental health problem? Forcing him to see a therapist may help, or it may make him angry at you.

There's many possibilities here! Your son could be a Medium.