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My daughter seems like depression and worried. Loaded with full of negativity how to help her tp overcome this stress?
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Thank you for reaching out. I understand how concerning it can be to see your daughter feeling overwhelmed and withdrawn. The best step forward is to consult a psychologist. This will help us understand what your daughter is going through and create a supportive, personalized plan to help her cope, feel heard, and gradually regain emotional balance. Early support can make a significant difference. Please feel free to connect — Here to help both you and your daughter through this.
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Hi, It sounds like your daughter is going through a difficult emotional phase. Speaking with a psychologist can really help her open up and learn ways to cope with these feelings. It may also be helpful for you as a parent to talk to a therapist — not because something is wrong with you, but to better support her and manage your own stress during this time. Therapy can make a big difference for both of you. You’re taking the right first step by reaching out.
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I’m really sorry you had to go through that.. Try talking to a therapist, be kind to yourself..
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Hey get in touch
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Meet a clinical psychologist asap. Individual and family therapy required
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book an appointment asap with a clinical psychologist
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Do not blame the child for her ood shifts, lethargy. Be as friendly as possible
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Hi, Consult a psychologist
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Your daughter may be feeling overwhelmed and emotionally isolated, even if she’s surrounded by family. When someone carries “full of negativity,” it often means they are struggling with pain they don’t know how to express — and it turns inward as self-blame, irritability, or withdrawal. What she likely needs most right now is emotional safety, gentle presence, and patient understanding without pressure to “snap out of it.”
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Start with listening. Ask her gently, “I’ve been noticing you seem stressed and low lately — do you want to talk about what’s on your mind?” Avoid trying to fix her right away. Instead, focus on validating her feelings: “It’s okay to feel low sometimes. You’re not alone.” Consider connecting her with a mental health professional or a child psychologist (you may reach out to the experts at Soul Savera for personalized support). Check for practical stressors like school, friendships, social media pressure, or body image issues—these often quietly weigh down teens.
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Spend unstructured quality time with her — walks, music, art, or simply sitting together. Presence matters more than advice. Help her build small routines she can control: sleep, healthy food, some movement, journaling. If she can’t talk to you directly, suggest she write her thoughts down or speak with someone she trusts. Let her know: “You don’t have to be okay all the time. I’m here, no matter what.”
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Consult a psychologist or psychotherapist
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Accept it's a phase which is temporary Develop a positive bond with your daughter and comfort her when she speaks something negative Be patient with her and her feelings as it may take time Take up counselling sessions for her mainly and few for you so you know to handle your depressed daughter Ask her to set goals which she can easily achieve Encourage her to involve in positive hobbies and habits that aligns with her personality and the current situation
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Take her to a Counsellor..
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Hi, Supporting your daughter through feelings of depression and negativity requires compassion, patience, and understanding. Encourage her to share her feelings without judgment and listen actively to what she’s experiencing. Gently suggest that she consider seeking help from a mental health professional, such as a counselor or psychologist, who can provide appropriate guidance and support. Encourage healthy habits like regular exercise, balanced nutrition, adequate sleep, and engaging in activities she enjoys to help boost her mood. Being supportive and present, offering reassurance, and creating a safe, non-judgmental environment can make a significant difference. Remind her that she’s not alone and that help is available—sometimes, professional support is essential for overcoming stress and negativity. Your understanding and encouragement can be a vital part of her healing process.
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Hello, It must be difficult for you to see your daughter go through a low phase of life. Please approach her with an empathetic and a non judgemental way and let her know that she is not alone in this journey. It is important that you educate her the importance of reaching out to a professional who can help her navigate her feelings by teaching her strategic coping mechanisms to overcome her negative thinking patterns and help her out of her low mood. Reach out to me regarding consultation.
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Hello, You are feeling stressed with your child's mental health concern, it is quite natural to feel this way as a mother. There could be several reasons, that need to be diagnosed for relevant support. Taking a consultation shall be beneficial. You can consult for further professional guidance. Happy Healthy Living!
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