Charlie says since moving back home with his parents, Karen and Chuck, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, his anxiety and depression have intensified. He says although he’s working part-time and trying to “better himself,” his parents, especially his mother, nag him. TELL DR. PHIL YOUR STORY: Need Dr. Phil to get real with someone?
Karen and Chuck say Charlie plays video games all night and sleeps until noon, and they worry about his future.
Dr. Phil tells the family they need to negotiate a plan they can all agree on. And in the video above, Dr. Phil suggests to Charlie that he use this time of staying at home to get himself prepared for his next steps.
WATCH: Five Critical Steps To Successful Negotiation
“If you seize this opportunity, you will be head and shoulders above the crowd when the doors open and this world starts back over,” Dr. Phil says.
Hear more of Dr. Phil’s advice in the video above.
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