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Note: since I am 10 years younger, there is a lot of family history I'm not aware of.

My brother used drugs as a teen and in his 20s. I don't know which ones, but I know he was dealing them too, and went to rehab at some point. He still drank somewhat even though he's an alcoholic, but he got a steady job, an apartment, and generally seemed to be doing OK.

He's also a misogynist. This is relevant because he's previously had problems with girlfriends. Within the last year, one girlfriend filed a restraining order against him as he was stalking her and tapping her phone calls, and the most recent girlfriend - whom he impregnated after knowing her for 3 months - left him after his paranoia became too much to handle.

Since the most recent girlfriend left, everything's gone downhill. He lost his job, lost his health insurance, lost money on the apartment they'd moved into together as he had to move out, lost money on lawyer fees, etc. He thinks the girl who left him put a hidden tracking device in his car, is planning to have her friends ambush and attack him, that she may have implanted listening devices, etc. Essentially, he's lost it.

My family has different ideas on how to handle this. We just recently got drug test results that show he has been on meth for at least 2 months, which means he was taking it when he was still with his last girlfriend. 

We need to be very careful as he is in a delicate place. Despite the mental & drug issues, he is still together enough to know when and how to act normal, so one wrong move could cause him to withdraw even further and get caught in a bad cycle again.

Has anyone ever dealt with a family member who has mental issues and drug problems? How did you deal with it?
<bot>: My brother has recently suffered a lot of loss, and I'm concerned he's having a psychotic break, especially since we discovered he's on meth. How to help him 1) get off the drugs & 2) see a psychiatrist?