School problem. My school what can i do?

I'm sorry to hear about your problem I assure you that nothing of this sort will happen because these days there is a lot of awareness there regarding mental health issues and hope you will rather be helped to come out of your situation. Its common in depression to think negatively about every situation and it's advised that whenever such thoughts come, try to analyze the situation and develop some alternative thought before acting, and I'll suggest that you seek consultation and start treatment.

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I'm really sorry to hear about the difficult situation you're facing. It's important to address these concerns and navigate them with care. Here are some steps you could consider taking: Talk to Your Father: It's crucial to communicate openly with your father about the situation. Explain your feelings and fears to him. He might be able to provide support and help advocate for your well-being. Meeting with the Principal: If a meeting with the principal is scheduled, try to remain calm. The principal's concern might be for your well-being, especially considering your depression and recent loss. Be honest about your feelings and your ongoing struggles. Seek Support from a Counselor: If your school has a counselor or a mental health professional, consider reaching out to them. They can help explain your situation to the school administration and provide guidance on how to handle this situation sensitively. Educate about Depression: If you feel comfortable, you might consider educating the school staff about depression and mental health in general. This can help reduce stigma and provide a better understanding of your situation. Medical Documentation: If you have been receiving treatment for your depression, it might be helpful to provide the school with medical documentation from a mental health professional. This can show that you're actively seeking help. Request for Confidentiality: If you're worried about mental health stigma, you could request that your situation be handled discreetly and with confidentiality.

You can seek a session with an independent practitioner .

of your managment and school is formed on humanistic foundation, they will help you and support you. if they don't support you and expel you. their foundational value is don't for you. You have nothing to be ashamed of . You will know the reality of your schools foundation. Just when the time comes and you are called for meeting. Don't be ashamed, don't lie or don't try to be strong. Don't deny writing the letter. Everything will be ok.

Hi .. Its ok  . May be you are going through a lot after your mothers death. Did you share your grief with your father. There is nothing to be ashamed about feeling depressed. 8 in 10 people  in their lifetime experience depression at some point of their life. You need support from your family members now. Its high time you speak with your father about how you are feeling and get help.

visit a psychiatrist along with your family members

Try meditation, Relaxation exercises. Get medications for your condition. attend counseling

Thank you for sharing query here .. Need detailed evaluation for your query..we I'll look after your concern in detailed once you consult us .and don't worry at all .we are here for your help only. .God Bless You

No one can expel you.. You are equal to all other students.. And like physical health mental health is also important