Perfect therapy for people who need help. I would like to say, I never can imagine it could be possible to heal people like that
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I feel my work as my personal mission and I love it. My work with clients is nonjudgmental, supportive. I am a very good listener. I use several approaches. Amo il mio lavoro.
Top Rated Answers
Anonymous
August 26th, 2015 1:20pm
7 cups of tea is a great way to volunteer online, it is a vey good app and many people need help, it will feel great to be able to change someone's day...
You can always start from here by becoming a listener, also you can apply to suicidal hotlines, there's a lot of things you can do to help people, be a friend and support people around you...you can also start with your online friends!
Anonymous
August 27th, 2015 12:40pm
Well there are two ways this can help:
So for people who need help it can give them a impartial ear, that is not judgemental.
For people who listen: it gives us skills and insite that we can apply to our lives
You can always google different ways to help people online. You can search "how do I help people online" to see what results you come up with. You can always search crisis help or helping others and see what results show. When I first came to 7cups, I had searched "crisis chats" and 7cups was one of the things to come up. I've been here ever since as a listener!
There should be a 'become a listener' option on the top of the page, if you are on an ipad or phone device it should be somewhere on the home page :)
Yes, their are various ways to help people; by spreading their voice; by sharing their problems publicly on you social media etc.
Anonymous
August 30th, 2015 7:02am
Helping people online is simple thanks to services like Seven Cups, but I can also become a member of other online support groups
7 cupsoftea is a pretty clear way to do that, and please don't limit yourself to just online. You might be a true force of positive energy to be reckoned with in the real world! Don't doubt yourself. Maybe you are just to busy for now for real life in that case. just be really really active on 7cups
Anonymous
September 2nd, 2015 5:37am
You can become a listener. Just make sure you can keep a healthy balance in your volunteer work, so that helping others starts to come before helping yourself, which isn't always a good thing.
You can always try here in 7 cups, helping people with their problems is an awesome experience and specially when you have been through your own problems as well, helping will always make you feel better
Anonymous
September 3rd, 2015 8:56am
A person can help someone online by showing empathy towards them, trying to make them understand that a situation is not as worse as it seems and that they should never take an extreme step no matter how difficult life becomes.
You can become a listener on our wonderful website, 7 cups of tea. Joining other organizations can help as well.
You can become a listener on this site! All you need to do is make a listener account and complete the training to become a qualified listener.
Anonymous
September 6th, 2015 1:55am
You can apply to be an active listener on 7 cups! You will have to go through a short training course.
You search for your local volunteer website like here we have volunteer Scotland. Needless to say, you can also volunteer here as a Listener. Depending upon your computing skills, you can help by maintaining and/or creating social media pages such as Facebook and Twitter for start-up companies. They look for people like that all the time or at least they do so here and it gives you a reference as well as some experience. Employers also like to see that you keep busy so even although it might not be relevant to the job you might be applying for, if you have very little to put on your curriculum vitae, you can put that down to show you keep busy, you're not lazy and you're willing to do even the smallest of tasks that perhaps some people don't want to be doing. You could also do some research work; seems to be a lot of requests for that. Doing various online duties for companies such as sending out really important emails to members. Unless you're looking for a reference, sometimes the easiest volunteer work to look for is to simply give your services. We do it without knowing such as when we reply to someone's query on a forum about how to fix a problem or give them some suggestions; sometimes simply answering a question and knowing you've helped or tried to help someone is enough satisfaction from some such as myself. It really all depends on what you look for but perhaps you should search for "work from home" volunteer work but be careful; every company you come across, do your research and make sure they are legitimate. I would start off by finding your local volunteer website though and check the websites reputation before using it. That's how I found volunteer Scotland. Hope this helps.
Becoming a listener is a great way to do that, there are also other options some people volunteer on online suicide hotlines, or sites for specific concerns eg. Parenting worries if this is an area they have had experience with before, ifs worth doing a Google search and finding out an area that you might be interested and then contacting the site and telling them that you would like to/working out the process.
By becoming a listener here on 7Cups! Also many crisis centres do online chats. Being a forum mod on a forum about a topic you care about is another option.
You can find online websites that will help you through certain things in gaining an understanding on how to help people and then normally that will give you the opportunity to assist. A good place to start is the all time google, and then create a list of possible places and start going through them.
7cupsoftea is the best way for me! I repeat: 7cupsoftea is the best way for me! I feel valued and valuable being of service to humanity.
Anonymous
September 13th, 2015 9:34am
There are many sites that people go to in seek of help. Join 7 cups of tea! And become and active listener.
Anonymous
September 13th, 2015 11:46pm
You can give them support through site like 7cupsoftea. Sometimes a friendly word is enough for helping.
You can volunteer online helping people by becoming a listener on 7 Cups, where you will help people all over the world in need of emotional support. It's tremendously satisfying to help people online, and 7 Cups is the best and easiest place to do it!
You can create a member account which is required for you to become a listener and sign up. They will have a few questions for you but it is all worth it.
You could always join 7Cups, it's a very effective way to help those in need :) I think you'd really enjoy it as it's a great experience and you get a feeling of being needed.
for example: join on 7cupsoftea as listener :)
people need our ears , they are need us to listen them
You can try to be a listener in 7cupsoftea :) I personally thinks this is the best site to become a listener and help people to get through things
Websites like this one can be a resource to volunteer, along with other online crisis chats and groups.
Well considering you might be reading this answer, this website is an AMAZING place to start. If you aren't a listener, I would highly recommend becoming one. And if you become a listener it doesn't just mean that you can't ask for help yourself. We're all one big helping community here!!!
I can help people by just being someone who replies with real life compassion and feelings. I think that helps when you need someone to talk to right now that isnt involved in your everyday life.
You could always join 7 Cups of Tea and become an active listener! All you have to do is click this link: https://www.7cups.com/listener/becomeListener.php and follow the instructions! Becoming a listener is a great and rewarding experience!
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