Calling 911 For Safety

Summary

If you feel threatened, calling 911 is appropriate. For ongoing family conflicts causing emotional distress, consider mediation, counseling, or legal advice. In New York, local support organizations for individuals with disabilities can also provide assistance.

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I'm an adult with an intellectual disability
If you feel threatened or unsafe, it's important to prioritize your safety. You can call * if you believe you are in danger. For ongoing issues, consider discussing the situation with a trusted person or seeking assistance from local services supporting individuals with disabilities. Do you feel that the situation is posing an immediate threat to your safety?
It is causing me emotional distress
I'm sorry to hear that you're going through this. Emotional distress can be challenging, especially when dealing with family dynamics. In New York, you may consider:
- Seeking advice from a counselor or therapist.
- Exploring mediation services for conflict resolution.
- Contacting local support organizations for individuals with disabilities.
If you believe legal action might be necessary, consulting with a lawyer could provide guidance. Do you need information on any local resources or support services?