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[ladywithnovoice]

Does anyone have any tips on how to help grieving Psychic type Pokemon? Especially when you're not exactly at your most chipper either, so they're picking up on it, and it's just making things worse.

I've tried to give them space, but I don't think it's helping. They weren't originally mine, and I think they're still upset about having lost their previous trainer.

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[envy_the_sinners]

My Espurr takes comfort in them, regardless. I find her bundled in them even though she may be drenched in sweat.

Taking them out for a day trip into the woods may be healing. Or whatever the Pokémon's natural environment may be.

[ladywithnovoice]

Hopefully she doesn't get heatstroke!

I'm currently in Cianwood... Do you think one of the Safari Zones might be quiet enough, if I choose one that doesn't get visited often?

[envy_the_sinners]

When it becomes a concern, I put ice packs over the blankets. I think they make her feel secure, and I would rather that than her being anxious because she is in the open.

I have never been to Cianwood before, but there are many natural features there, correct?

[ladywithnovoice]

Yes. It's a town by the sea. All the pamphlets about the Safari Zone say it has a lot of different habitats, too.

[envy_the_sinners]

That may be a good place to go, then. Depending on where the Pokémon originally came from, they may be more at ease in a less urban setting.

[ladywithnovoice]

If nothing else, maybe it helps get everyone's mind off of things.

Thanks for helping.

[envy_the_sinners]

The quiet, I have found, is always best for calming down.

You are welcome. Good luck.

[ladywithnovoice]

Good luck with your own Pokemon too. It sounds like she has a pretty good trainer, however, so I guess she'll be fine.

[envy_the_sinners]

Thank you.

[That... actually really means a lot.]

[ladywithnovoice]

I'm just calling it like I see it. (=^･^=)