It’s important to remember that people may respond differently to a 创伤tic or stressful event, 这没关系. If you notice a friend or fellow Buff is struggling, here are some things you can do:
开始对话
It can be hard to talk about our struggles, especially if it seems like others are doing okay. If you notice that someone may be going through a difficult time, reach out. 每个人有时都需要支持.
记住,当有人分享他们的挣扎, it’s important to listen to them without expres唱 judgement or offering advice. Sometimes the most helpful thing we can do is sit with them through the challenging moments. Ask about and acknowledge their feelings and let them know you’re there for them. 这听起来像是
- “听起来你对此很纠结.”
- “我能帮什么忙??”
- “我关心你,我在你身边.”
- “That sounds like a scary experience, and it makes sense that you feel that way.”
使他们的感觉正常化
使他们的感受正常化并得到认可. 这并不意味着你要把发生过的坏事正常化, 但相反,你肯定他们的反应是可以理解的. 人们对困难或创伤情况的反应不同. 然而,某人的感觉或行为是正常的. 这可能包括笑、哭、生气、麻木或其他反应.
避免判断
当某人分享博彩平台推荐理解的经历或感受时, 这可能会让你更容易产生共鸣. 然而, it’s also important to show compassion in times when we don’t necessarily understand what someone is going through. 如果有人向你寻求支持, avoid expres唱 judgment about why they feel a certain way or how they are handling the situation. 感觉被评判不会改变他们正在发生的事情, 这可能会阻止某些人寻求额外的支持.
跟进
如果你和朋友谈论一段困难或创伤的经历, 一定要跟进他们,或者看看他们做得怎么样. It can be helpful to schedule a regular call with a family member or friend to check in on a consistent basis. Let each other know how you’re doing, what is going well and what you may need support with. It can be helpful to write down a list together of who you would reach out to if you were in a crisis or felt suicidal. 通过这样做, you can identify people for yourself and show them that you are someone they can reach out to.
下面是一些与朋友或爱人联系的例子:
- “你对我来说很重要,我爱你. 我一直在你身边.”
- “I understand you may not be ready now, but I’m here for you if you want to talk.”
- “我希望你一切都好. 如果有什么需要我帮忙的,请告诉我.”