It seems to be post traumatic anxiety. It can be well treated with counseling sessions and homeopathic medicine effectively. You need an expert psychologist who is a good homeopathic physician.

Hi Thanks for reaching out. Based on what you have mentioned it sounds like your friend could be feeling anxious. It is known that anxiety can trigger nightmares. Having nightmares often is making your friend feel helpless and uncomfortable. Your friend can consult a psychologist and explain about the nightmare. With a psychologist your friend can talk about for how long she has been having nightmares, and if she is feeling anxious, she can talk about it with a psychologist. Having nightmares is making your friend feel anxious. A psychologist will help her manage anxiety and feel calm. I understand you are worried about your friend, try to not worry too much and be calm. Your friend might be feeling anxious because of nightmares, with the help of counselling sessions she will feel better.

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Hi, consult a psychologist to know the reasons for causing these issues.

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Hi, ask her to consult a registered Mental Health Professional. Sometimes, excessive stress or some significant life events can trigger nightmares. You can ask her to start writing down her nightmares as far as she remembers after she wakes up in the morning. It can help.

Hello. Dreams tell us a lot about our psyche. It’s important to understand their root cause. You can seek help from a mental health professional in order to resolve your issues.

Hi.. Dreams are an excellent insight into a person's subconscious/unconscious mind. These nightmares suggest some repressed fears, pain, anxieties, etc. The treatment primarily involves Counselling. The issues are underlying the surface. Someone chasing in dreams typically suggest that the 'person' is avoiding certain emotions which are painful, disturbing, anxious, & fearful. These emotions are trying to take an expression in the form of such dreams/nightmares.

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Hi, Nightmares can be disturbing, and it may cause issues in sleep cycles if it's happening for a long time. It can be cured to stop the fear of that nightmare for the future. But it will take time and IRT sessions. Consult for more guidance.