My opinion- get him/her professional help and urge him to use it.
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yeah but if it's like, someone on the street? and they aren't currently in the mindset where they'd be receptive to strangers telling them to go to a doctor?
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validation is always a good place to start
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Sometimes just being there for quiet support and to be sure they’re safe is best.
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Be casual, if you think it’s appropriate, ask how they’re doin’, offer a tasty beverage and just hang out.
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Just be there, that’s all you can really do. In the future you might be able to get more help, but in the moment all you can do is be human and present.
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As while during an acid trip??? If so... then make them feel safe and happy. Play simple music you know that makes them happy, smile when you look at them and act CALM but friendly. Talk about positive simple things, but nothing hard to grasp.
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To others reading. If you DO have a friend that freaks during a trip, my advice above is good. I've done this before and people have done it for me. Also, get them away from large groups of people. However, I don't know if that's what Aella was referring to.
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Just be present.
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