My sister saw two little girls killed by a car. She seems to be a different person with fear. Now senior three is under great pressure and wants to drop out of school.

How to see how close the crash is? The severity of the accident doesn't explain how to know the situation upstairs. Don't make a fuss.

"Rest at home. Self-study course. " . . 1L Are you crazy? Just say drop out of school. But the symptoms of grade three are not clear at all. I don't know what happened. I just don't study casually. Running away won't solve the problem. You know, people are always avoiding inertia, and they will be finished in a closed environment. If you don't want to study, you will stay at home forever. Will you support it in the future?

A closed environment can only make you remember and think repeatedly to deepen the stimulation. If it's just ordinary stimulation, you can also contact many students to chat with others or divert your attention to relieve stress. If there is a group of people in a big environment, talk to the teacher about the situation. She can sleep in class and let her attend the class without answering questions. Don't irritate her, ask the teacher to keep the situation secret, and let the teacher keep a normal heart.

"A changed person", please specify whether there is a communication disorder with superficial symptoms. If there are no communication barriers, the situation is good.

Preliminary analysis of trauma may cause post-traumatic stress syndrome.

According to the diagnostic standard manual of mental illness (DSM-III-R; DSM-Ⅳ) standard, when a person has personally experienced or witnessed a huge trauma, especially a life-threatening or extremely serious injury, he often feels extreme fear, fear or helplessness. If an individual's post-traumatic reaction and diagnostic standard symptoms last for more than one month, it is called post-traumatic stress syndrome (PTSD) in psychiatric diagnosis. Your sister's situation is just a sight, not the most serious one she has ever experienced, that is, she saw and felt the fragility of human life at a closer distance, and when she saw the dead for the first time, she was sure to be hurt, thinking that her life was fragile, and she was afraid of unknown dangers. For example, if you recently heard about bird flu or SARS, and saw on TV that how many people died, you would also be afraid. This is the fear of unknown dangers.

Usually, patients may experience disasters again and again (re-experience) 1. Events appear painfully in dreams again and again. 2. Pretend that the disaster has happened again or feel back to the time when the disaster happened.

avoidance reaction

1. Try to avoid thoughts, feelings or conversations related to trauma. 2. Try to avoid activities, places or people that will evoke traumatic memories. It is difficult to recall the important part of this disaster. 4. Significantly reduce interest in or participation in important activities. 5. Have a sense of alienation or alienation from others. 6. Reduce emotions and emotions.

Super awakening (super awakening)

1. Difficult or unable to sleep 2. An outburst of irritability or anger. Can't concentrate. Excessive vigilance. 5. Hypershock reaction

If your sister had only suffered a little trauma, there wouldn't have been so many more cases. It should only be due to confusion and stagnation: a sudden earthquake and trauma happened, and individuals were in confusion and stagnation, feeling late. What needs assistance at this time is to care, accompany and pay attention to the recurrence of the crisis.

Today is the weekend. Stay with your sister. If it doesn't get better, you both take a few days off.

If the patient has serious communication barriers and still does not get better within 3 days after the accident, QQ 3906 18464 Ciel can be added.

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I don't promise to treat patients well. The information you gave is short and not detailed enough for reference.