5 ways to encourage friends and family

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When you need to ask someone a question that’s important, complicated, or might make them upset, you first ask: Can I ask you something?

1. Reach out.
2. Listen without judgment.
3. Learn their love language.
4. Don’t try to take over.
5. Be specific and change how you offer help.

To comfort an unhappy friend, it might be better to tell him or her that you would be sad, too, if you were going through what they are. “Tell them ‘I’m here for you’, and reassure them that ‘it’s okay to cry’,” Borschel says.

Give the person space to explain what they are going through. Let them tell you how they feel. Avoid rejecting the person’s experiences and feelings. Try not to lessen how they feel….Don’t tell the person they’re wrong

1. ‘you shouldn’t feel this bad’
2. ‘you’re over-reacting’
3. ‘it’s not as bad as you think’

Comforting in Tagalog

1. guminhawa – [verb] to feel better; to comfort; to feel relief; to become more easy 2 Example Sentences Available » more…
2. 2.) aliwín – [verb] to entertain someone; to console someone; to comfort someone; to soothe someone more…
3. 3.) umalíw – [verb] to console or comfort more…
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Let them know you’re there to listen. Tell them what you’re worried about. If you think they have been doing things which are unsafe, talk about what you’ve noticed. Let them know you’re talking about it because you care about them.

Don’t speculate about why she isn’t talking to you in the note. If you’re wrong you could make your friend feel worse. Instead, say something like: “I haven’t heard from you and want you to know whatever happened that I’m your friend and if you need me to listen, just let me know.”

You can tell them that you’re worried. If you’re concerned about a friend, it’s important to tell them what changes you’ve noticed that have you worried and ask them what’s happening without making any assumptions.

Text Messages to Cheer Someone Up When They’re Sick

1. “Hey, get well soon. Like, real soon.
2. “You’re doing a great job with a major responsibility.
3. “Remember that time you [insert major achievement here]?
4. “I hate that you’re going through this.
5. “Hey, I haven’t forgotten about you or how difficult this must be.

Personal thank you

• I appreciate you!
• You are the best.
• I appreciate your help so much.
• I’m grateful to you.
• I wanted to thank you for your help.
• I value the help you’ve given me.
• I am so thankful for you in my life.
• Thanks for the support.