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How to have a difficult conversation with your child. 10 steps from a licensed school counselor.
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Warning: the following podcast contains content relating to sexual assault, suicidal ideation and self-harm. Viewer discretion is advised.
Do you want to have a difficult conversation with your child but you don't know where to start? Perhaps I can help. I have worked with children for almost two decades as a teacher and school counselor. I have had to guide parents and children through difficult conversations ranging from the loss of a pet, to suicidal ideation. These conversations are never easy, but with a little preparation, they are not impossible. Join me as I walk you through ten steps that may make your conversation a little easier.
Be sure to check out this resource that will give you guidelines for discussing any difficult subject matter with kids ranging from ages 2 through teenager, based on appropriate developmental stages.
https://www.commonsensemedia.org/articles/how-to-talk-to-kids-about-difficult-subjects
Another resource we speak about on this episode relating to "think time" comes from the website: https://www.edutopia.org/article/extending-silence
It's a great article written by John McCarthy, titled "Extending the Silence".
Warning, on this podcast, we speak about sensitive content which some viewers may find offensive. Topics may include but are not limited to sexual assault, self-harm, suicide, loneliness, anxiety, depression, etc.
Listener discretion is advised.
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