My daughter aged 26, unmarried, graduated as MBBS, pursuing higher studies abroad, at times cries out due to selfish behavior of people around, expecting others/colleagues to reciprocate in good way as she does, etc. What is a peace of advice to improve her tolerance and check her emotional/sentimental out bursts so that she is able to over come this and remain happy.
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I totally understand your concern. Nowadays it's a very common problem faced by youngsters working abroad or away from home. People call it homesickness. Somehow it's totally true. I can very well see the reasons for your daughters emotional lability and outbursts. Believe me it's somewhere good to hear that she shows her emotions. All you can do is have regular contact with her and have conversations with her on regular basis so that she doesn't feels alone. Support her the best way you can by encouraging her in her studies and guiding her to avoid these minor issues. Give her the outlook of the world. Parents are the best teachers mentors and guides. She will definitely overcome this phase and be happy. Hope that helps.
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Ask her to go for meditation and martial arts. I am saying about martial arts because, this helps to keep mind and body in harmony as well as she will stop feeling such harshness or selfishness from others. It will change her a lot. (Me also being a doctor and hectic schedule of 24 hrs, I do practice martial arts to keep my mind and body at peace and concerntrate on my work). Hope you understand. Still if you need any guidelines, please feel free to ask me. Take care :)
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She wants recognition and she wants things fast. She must learn to wait and she must learn to achieve and satisfy her requirements.
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