How should patients with severe depression who go out to play while traveling respond?

First of all, there is no need to panic when you meet people with depression. Even patients with severe depression are generally harmless. They are fragile inside, and you are normal, so you can reach out and try to save them.

The premise of assistance is your compassion and kindness, and you know something about depression. In this short time together, you can accompany him and listen to him attentively; If you are allowed to say goodbye, you can leave your contact information and help him when he needs it.

You have to understand that the world of people with depression is dark and lonely, and they are also eager for someone to care about and listen to their voices. For people who are familiar with it, they often stay away from it because they are afraid of intimacy and being seen through. But for strangers who meet by chance, they may be more open-minded and even open their hearts to talk.

Willing to travel shows that he is actively taking action to save himself. So, you can listen to him. And try to obey his meaning, give feedback, and let him feel your understanding and concern. If necessary, you are willing to continue to help him, and you can carry out follow-up rescue operations.

If your help can really save him from the mire. Therefore, you are better than building a seven-level earth house. If you are a yogi, your way can be better. You make progress together. In the words of Buddhism, you are each other's buddhas.

In fact, even patients with severe depression don't need much, as long as someone understands him, is willing to listen and is willing to accompany him. As strangers, we met by destiny. Raising your hand to help is a gift from heaven.

Before answering questions, I ask three questions;

First, are you a psychologist and a professor? Why is it that when you meet a person on a trip, you can tell by intuition that others are severely depressed?

Second, are you a caring and dedicated volunteer? Want to help the mentally ill?

Third, are you afraid of being hurt by patients with severe depression?

You travel by yourself, and when you meet someone with severe depression, you want to play a monkey when you look at people. I wish you were beaten by a patient with severe depression, and you still can't win the lawsuit.

Traveling is fun for you. Just enjoy the scenery all the way. No matter who you meet, others will say thank you! Just say you're welcome in return! If someone says sorry, just say it doesn't matter. People don't like talking to strangers. Please don't talk to strangers. This has nothing to do with whether the person you meet is severely depressed or not, but with your self-cultivation quality when you go out!

Everyone has his own personal dignity, and the personal dignity of patients with severe depression is not worse than yours. If you meet someone with severe depression, you should not ask for your sympathy and understanding, let alone your pity. You can maintain a respect for people with depression! People are mutual. If you can help a little while you can, then help others, be happy, give someone roses, leave incense in your hand, if you can't help, keep your distance, and run away as soon as possible if you are afraid of being hurt! But you can't laugh at and tease anyone, and don't think you are smart and superior. Once someone is hurt for no reason, others will fight back on their own. This is not a question of whether others are depressed or not!

I tell you, depression is true as a patient, but depression is not a monster, it doesn't eat people, and it won't hurt anyone for no reason! Since you finally put the problem on yourself, you will always be on your own! Is it related to patients with severe depression?

I hope you have a wonderful trip!

There are two questions about this topic: first, how do you know that he is a patient with severe depression; Second, do you mean dealing with yourself or getting along with him (the patient)?

Assuming that the questioner is talking about self-treatment, then I don't think this is a problem. Just play with you, it has nothing to do with depression or not. So the premise of my answer to this question is that I think your original intention is to express how to get along with it, so the following answer revolves around this core.

Let's talk about my personal conclusion first: accept it frankly, don't gossip, don't delve into it, don't sympathize, don't pity. Depression, a mental illness itself, is not understood by society at present. I believe that many patients with depression can feel it in the early stage, especially in the psychological counseling stage. At present, there are many psychological resource teachers in China. In most cases, these experts have set you as a "patient" in advance when you step into the psychological consultation room. Therefore, in the daily process of getting along, as an ordinary person, don't set a role for yourself in advance, just get along and chat normally, and don't bring color.

Depression is like a cold. You don't ask, "What should you do with yourself if you catch a cold while traveling?" Depression is no different from colds and fever. It is just a disease that can be cured by treatment. Once again, I hope that the whole society can correctly understand depression.

First of all, I was depressed once, and it was really serious! To tell the truth, their minds are clear, and at most they feel stupefied and bored! The depressed patient who can come out to play shows that he is trying to treat it! If you think you should help him, encourage him more. If you can't help him, stay away from him! Many times, your words may lead him to commit suicide! He will punish himself with the mistakes of others! He shouldn't blame you for what you said, but he thinks he is useless!

We should try to show them some beautiful sunshine, try to take them to some scenic places to listen to music, talk about their own life experiences, talk about the melancholy fame experiences of celebrities, and tell them that there are many misfortunes in the world, but sunshine is eternal. Let them go to some healing places, or read psychological books, and chat with them more to distract them!

Chinese medicine+sleep+Buddhist scriptures+moral classics+exercise+distraction+changing one's wrong thinking and living habits+deep breathing+relaxation+soothing music+laughter+sunbathing (it is best to wear a bathing suit at the beach and sunbathe on the beach).

Are you so lucky? Stay away. Don't talk to strangers. If you are your own relatives, you should pay more attention to companionship.

Play as you should, get along as you should and be honest with each other.

If someone else has a problem, you don't trust, that is, you have a problem; Others have problems, but you are calm, so you have a great chance to help others.

Sure, just say hello.