Try synonyms: my client has experienced loss/my client has faced trauma/my client has endured trauma/my client has suffered hallucinations/my client has sustained trauma/my client withstood trauma.

If the issue is ongoing, you can employ more descriptive words:

my client suffers from hallucinations/my client endures hallucinations/my clients has continual hallucinations/my client is/was subjected to persistent trauma.

My client has had traumatic encounters / my

client hallucinates / my client has hallucinations / my client had hallucinated / my client was traumatized..your guess is not realistic, it may, though. If you use just one noun, they are all plausible. Try using them.

How can I suggest a different sentence structure?

My clients lost a family member and feels very depressed.I

hope that things are improving because I don’t feel alone.How can I help you?

Try synonyms: my client has experienced loss/my client has faced trauma/my client has endured trauma/my client has suffered hallucinations/my client has sustained trauma/my client withstood trauma.

If the issue is ongoing, you can employ more descriptive words:

my client suffers from hallucinations/my client endures hallucinations/my clients has continual hallucinations/my client is/was subjected to persistent trauma.

My client has had traumatic encounters / my

client hallucinates / my client has hallucinations / my client had hallucinated / my client was traumatized..your guess is not realistic, it may, though. If you use just one noun, they are all plausible. Try using them.

How can I suggest a different sentence structure?

My clients lost a family member and feels very depressed.I

hope that things are improving because I don’t feel alone.How can I help you?

Try synonyms: my client has experienced loss/my client has faced trauma/my client has endured trauma/my client has suffered hallucinations/my client has sustained trauma/my client withstood trauma.

If the issue is ongoing, you can employ more descriptive words:

my client suffers from hallucinations/my client endures hallucinations/my clients has continual hallucinations/my client is/was subjected to persistent trauma.

My client has had traumatic encounters / my

client hallucinates / my client has hallucinations / my client had hallucinated / my client was traumatized..your guess is not realistic, it may, though. If you use just one noun, they are all plausible. Try using them.

How can I suggest a different sentence structure?

My clients lost a family member and feels very depressed.I

hope that things are improving because I don’t feel alone.How can I help you?