Involuntary Commitment is a legal process through which individuals with severe mental health issues can be hospitalized against their will. This typically occurs when a person poses a danger to themselves or others, or is unable to care for themselves due to their mental condition. The process usually involves a mental health professional's evaluation and may require a court order. The goal of Involuntary Commitment is to provide necessary treatment and ensure safety. It is often seen as a last resort when voluntary treatment options have failed or when immediate intervention is required to prevent harm. Legal standards and procedures vary by jurisdiction.