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Hi Thanks for reaching out. Your concern is he is not interested in the course he is enrolled in. It is important to know about his passion. He can consult a psychologist and talk about his passion and what he is interested in. He should pursue a course he likes. He will require career counselling.

Get him to the Counseling Psychologist. Let him Seek counseling sessions to improve his perception, analysis and decision making skills. He needs to express his mind and heart out. It can be well treated with counseling sessions and homeopathic medicine if required. You need an expert Psychologist who is a good homeopathic physician.

Hello There can be many reasons why he is not interested. Talk with him not to know the reason of his disinterest, instead to know what is going on in his mind. Listen to understand him rather than finding answers.

Hi,There can be many reasons for losing interest in studies.It is important to know the root cause.Consult a psychologist

Please go for counseling session to resolve inner conflicts

Hi , It is imperative to understand the reasons behind what he is feeling. Through counselling he could talk about the challenges he is facing in a non judgmental confidential environment. Talking can help gain a better understanding of his feelings and thought processes, Counselling , and cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) offer an opportunity to explore feelings in a safe environment and helps develop ways of coping with them. This will benefit him with guidance , coping mechanisms and he will be on the path forward best suited for him .

It's important to understand their reasons for refusing and have an open conversation to explore alternatives or address concerns. Encouraging communication and considering their perspective can help find a solution together.

I understand that it can be challenging when there's a lack of interest in the chosen field of study. It might be helpful to have an open and honest conversation with him about his passions, strengths, and career goals. Encourage him to explore different fields and consider seeking guidance from a career counselor.

His avoiding attending his classes is definitely a matter of concern. The causes for that need to be explored for which you may have to consult a psychologist. With the help of the psychologist, you may be able to find ways to handle the situation more authentically. Please do not hesitate if at all the psychologist refers him to a psychiatrist if there is a need for medication being felt. Apart from that, the psychologist may suggest / counsel the caregiver (mostly the parents) to modify the way they are dealing with him and the problems currently. He himself too will be counselled, maybe over a few sessions. Following such professional advice is very important in situations like the one that you are in.