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Based on Rikesdas (2013), in South Sumatra there were 14.4 % people with mental disorder has been put on a restrainted at and In Ogan Ilir Regency found that 24 people that has been restrainted. This study aimed to find out family support to the restrainting people with mental disorders in Ogan Ilir Regency. This study was used qualitative approach and the sample took purposively with the appropriateness and adequacy criteria. The key informants were 5 patient’s family, 6 health officers and 6 village stakeholders. The Researcher used triangulation techniques to validate the data then analyzed it with content analysis. The results indicated that the family giving physical handling for daily needs (ex: feeding, bathing, replacing clothes) to patients with mental disorders (ODGJ) but some of them were not given medication. The family were worried the patient will relapse and disturb the community so some of them being restrainted. Close relatives suggested taking them to the hospital and seeking alternative treatment also build a positive thinking and accepting reality as a fate. In conclusion the health officers need to socialize and educate the patients family how to treat and and handling people with mental disorder without discrimination (restrainting them).

Family Support in Overcoming of Restrainting People with Mental Disorders in Ogan Ilir Regency