Tylor Chase's Struggle: A Look into the Former Child Star's Life

Tylor Chase, known for his role in "Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide, " is facing serious challenges. His dad, Joseph Mendez Jr. , shared that Tylor has been dealing with mental health issues and drug addiction for over ten years. This has led to Tylor becoming homeless and refusing help from authorities. Tylor was recently seen looking unkempt and searching for food behind a 7-Eleven store in Riverside, California. Fans and former colleagues have expressed concern and offered support. However, Tylor has declined shelter and treatment for his mental health and substance abuse issues. Joseph Mendez Jr. revealed that the family has tried various treatments and support options for Tylor. In 2021, Tylor received treatment in Georgia and showed progress. But he eventually stopped taking his medication and resumed using substances. Recently, Tylor moved to California to be with his mom, but he still refuses ongoing treatment and assistance.Tylor admitted to using drugs and taking multiple medications, including Prozac, Adderall, and Zoloft. He mentioned that he received these drugs from a psychiatrist but claimed he does not have serious mental health conditions. Tylor also expressed a desire to visit his dad in Georgia and mentioned a possible housing assistance program there. The Riverside police have offered Tylor shelter and treatment for his drug and alcohol problems, but he has refused. Despite having 12 criminal cases since August 2023, Tylor is not wanted for any crimes. The police have described him as cooperative during their interactions. Former colleagues have stepped in to help Tylor. Daniel Curtis Lee, a former co-star, checked Tylor into a motel. Shaun Weiss, a former Disney actor, also offered to arrange rehab treatments for Tylor. Weiss, who has also struggled with substance abuse, shared that he has secured a bed for Tylor at a detox center and a place for long-term treatment. Tylor's family and friends continue to support him and hope he will accept the help being offered. They remain focused on his safety, health, and well-being. Joseph Mendez Jr. and Shaun Weiss are working together to help Tylor overcome his struggles.