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Two months back, my son’s best friend expired. They used to share each and every thing with each other. Though his sudden death shocked all of us but it had a great effect on my child’s mind. He is not getting good marks because of his lack of concentration in studies. We tried to talk to him but he is not ready to listen. Please tell me, what to do?

Actually your son is not suffering from any serious disease; he just got the sudden shock because of his friend’s death. No need to worry and try to spend as much time with your son, so that he never feels alone and boring. You can also take the help of other friend’s and try to make him understand that whatever had happened, try to forget it.

Posted by: Arthur

After reading your query, I would like to suggest you to take your child to any experienced counselor. These counselors will make your child understandable and give him useful advice and guidance. Otherwise with the passage of time, he will forget all these things, you just have to motivate him and encourage him in studies.

Posted by: wendy

You have no need to get worry about that, it will happen with most of the peoples but they get to their normal life after some time. But try to look all activities of you kid if he is doing something more worse then you have to contact to the psychologists and take the appropriate prescriptions. In case of ore bad condition you can admit you child in residential treatment center or boarding schools around the world.

Posted by: Bevan

You need the consultation and prescription from the well trained and experienced psychologists. They will analyze the condition of you child accurately and suggest whether you have to go for normal treatment or have to admit you child in some residential centers or rehab centers. It totally depends upon the condition of your child. The boarding schools is also suitable for your child, these schools give the therapeutic treatment and education to troubled teens. But I think you child condition is not that much worse to go to rehab centers or schools.

Posted by: Nicholas

Sometime sudden death of someone very close to you keeps your life in pause mode. Your son is facing such conditions now. Right now he just requires special care and friendly environment at home. For immediate response you can take him to professional psychologists.

Posted by: Jose

Don’t worry as the time will pass on your son will be fine absolutely. As he was your son’s best friend so it will take some time for your son to overcome from this depression and stress. You just need to support and assist him in proper ways. Your rude behavior can brings undesirable changes in your son.

Posted by: Igor

It is always difficult for not only the child but for all age groups of people to focus on a particular thing after sudden death of a closed one. Help your child by taking him outside, making him talk to his other friends. Do not ignore your child and take care of all his needs.

Posted by: George

Your child is in a tough situation. Keep a pleasant environment at your home and be friendly with him. Tell his other friends and teachers to pay special attention to him. Take him out in a garden and play with him. Make him join some classes of his interest so that he can divert his mind to other activities.

Posted by: Mark

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