I'm worried about her?

Question

My friend is going through a tough time, her parents just divorced, and she's taking it really really really hard. She has talked to the teacher, and the counciler but nothing really seems to help her. she'll break down in the middle of class in tears. I would say she should talk to someone, but she is alout, and its not helping. she's my best friend, and i want to help her, but i cant think of anything else to do.

Answer 1

sometimes parents grow apart and its really hurtful but she needs to realize shes not at fault and her mom and dad need to reassure her they both love her talk to her mom for her and dad and tell them whats going on

Answer 2

Sit her down and have a long talk with her. Let her know that your here for her. And have her tell you everything she's feeling. Then when shes done, hug her, and then go do somthing fun to keep her mind off of it. She will probably never get over it, but she will find a way to cope with it better. be shure she knows you care, it might help for her to hear that.

Answer 3

You should try sitting down and talking to her. If you guys are best friends, then maybe you can cheer her up. Like make her a surprise slumber party with all of her friends. Make it really fun and maybe she can forget about her parents divorcing. I hope that I helped!!!

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Answer 4

my parents divorced when i was 2 . i dont remember much about it but i think the best thing you can do is just let her know that your there if she ever needs someone to talk to .
and tell her there is someone else pulling for her and tell her things will get better .

Answer 5

remind her that it is not her fault and she had nothing to do with the break-up in any way.even if her behavior hasn't always been top notch,it's all about her parents relating to each other and not her.