You suggest counseling for him.Also you need to make sure his digging negative thoughts and blaming is not affecting you. consult with a psychologist .

Hi Thanks for reaching out. Your concern is your friend acts weird at night. It seems like your friend could be upset and anxious about certain things. Your friend can consult a psychologist and talk about what is bothering him. I understand you are worried about your friend, just try to be there for him, and ask him what is bothering him. Encourage him to talk about what is making him feel upset with you and other people who are close to him. If your friend is not able to express himself easily with close family members and friends, he can consult a psychologist for counselling sessions.

Kindly connect with psychologist

Kindly consult online through practo as the complete situation needs full history

Hi , Advise your friend to talk to a Psychologist to help him through what he is going through . It is important to understand the underlying reasons , the first steps in managing emotions and mind . He will get help to cope and manage to heal get stronger as he rebuilds his sense of self and gain tools for navigating through his emotions more effectively . Therapists are skilled with anxiety reduction techniques, including meditation, mindfulness, and other cognitive-behavioral skills in a completely non judgmental manner , that will help him be more equipped to feel more relaxed while being able to manage emotions positively.

Hi I appreciate that you reach out with your concern Overthinking happens due to either he is suffering from anxiety or depression His overthinking is related to past so may be depression You have to show to experienced psychologist to find out exactly what is happening to him

It's concerning to see your friend experiencing such significant negative thoughts and emotional turmoil at night. It's essential for your friend to seek support from a mental health professional to address these issues. This behavior may indicate an underlying mental health concern, and a therapist or counselor can provide guidance and strategies to manage these thoughts and emotions. Encourage your friend to reach out for help, and let them know you're there to support them during this challenging time.

Appreciate your concern. On the same note encourage him to seek a professional support to overcome this issue.. Consult a psychological Counselor for a therapy..

Hello, You are unable to understand your friends situation and it is causing you stress too. Your friend needs to consult a mental health professional for appropriate guidance. There are unresolved issues and blockages that your friend is dealing with. He is sending out vibrations that are within him. He will certainly heal once he can make sense of the root cause of such behaviour. Acceptance may take some time. He will certainly override and be at peace. He already has an honest, supportive friend who is concerned for his well-being. You can suggest your friend to engage in more productive pursuits like reading a book, taking to music, deep breathing so that you can calm him down at the on set of such behaviour. You can consult for further professional guidance. Happy Healthy Living!

When your friend is in a relatively happier mood, do suggest him to visit a psychologist, maybe along with you. The psychologist would assess the behavioural issues (if any) and suggest further course of action.