I'm very cautious not to give any advice that contradicts the Shari'a and religion in general. You know, listening to people's problems and tragedies, I appreciate what I have and became more keen not to disobey God. Mutawi' thinks our society has become more open and willing to talk about its problems. However, due to the pace of our lives, not many people are willing to listen, and few are ready to go to a psychiatrist. Many still associate therapy with mental illness.
Nobody is free of problems, but usually people confide in spouses, siblings or friends.
Mutawi' himself is better at listening to people's problems than talking about himself. His wife is a homemaker. His daughter asks him for advice more than his son, who used to read every single word his father wrote until he turned 17. Now he reads me selectively. At 17, Mutawi' himself was just beginning his career in journalism.