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Nobody cares
what you look like, how you do in school, who you like or dislike,
or which activities you like to participate in. Beneath all that,
we’re all pretty much human. And sometimes different people aren’t
very different at all in the way they grieve. |
It could
be a family thing – either you or your parents aren’t living up to
someone’s expectations. Maybe you lost somebody important to you,
or you feel lost in yourself. Perhaps you’re feeling pressured to
do something you don’t want to do. More of us would be “found” if
we started talking sooner. Here’s a place to start. |
It’s free. Anyone can read
through the posts. If you don’t see exactly what you came for, post
something yourself. Whatever helps...Come in and check it out. Specialists who keep an eye on the discussion are standing by to help. These are professionals who have helped thousands of other teens, just like you, get to a better place. What a relief to know you’re chatting with people who want to get down to the important things that are on your mind. |
The experienced
facilitators of Teen Support Place,
are caring professionals who volunteer their time and understand where
you’re coming from. This Compassion Cooperative program, along with
generous donations, allows us to bring you these important services,
free of charge. |
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We’ve got the
time to talk if you do. Meet others who are going through the loss that
you are going through, and they’re talking to each other already, on
the phone. These are telephone support groups especially for teens. Nobody’s talking down to you because you are talking to each other, helping each other. Maybe you’ve lost people you love, or the security you had. It could be you’re facing tough times and are just stressed out? Still others are being pressured to do things that aren’t comfortable. Or if you just want a place to talk about things that face teens today…relationship issues, school, drugs, alcohol, sex, conflict, loneliness, being too fat…too thin or just being |
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teased.
Here you will find a safe place to say what’s on your mind and in your
heart. Now we’re helping each other with sympathy, encouragement, reinforcement and good ideas for getting through it. |
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Not everyone
is comfortable confronting loss face-to-face. But if you still want
to talk to real people, even if you don’t know them by their full
names, try support that comes over a conference call. It’s real-time
and people can hear what you’re feeling along with what you’re saying.
You can do the same with them, hear the sounds from each others’ heart
in a way you can’t in a chat room online. The support you get is instant. |
Support group facilitators
are there – experienced professionals. But they are only there to
guide, not lecture. You can move at your own pace, joining when you
feel comfortable enough to share and help others |
The experienced
facilitators of Teen Support Place FoneZone, are coordinated by National
Grief Support Services. This Compassion Cooperative program, along with
donations, allows us to bring you these important services, free of
charge.
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