The Prevention Connection Newsletter 2007 Sum
The Prevention Connection Newsletter 2007 Sum
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This has typically been more prevalent among girls, although lately we've seen more boys engaging in it. Cul- ling can lake a number of forms, from eraser burns and scratches made wilh paperclips lo cuts made by razor blades.
Some will carve words in their skin. Girls often wear wrist bands or bracelets to cover (he scars, but if they're on their arms, we'll notice.
Peer issues in this age group are al- ways difficult. In high school, friendship Continued on Page 19 Crisis Counseling Continued ...from Page 18 groups are ull imporlanl. In a school Ihis large, there are cliques everywhere. If kids aren't readily accepted, or if the peer group- ings suddenly change, they find themselves adrift. Cruelly at this age is not uncommon, and being ostracized or the subject of m- mors can be devastating.
When a student comes in, we make it very clear from Ihe oulsel that the Counse- lor will talk to parents or other profession- als as appropriate ifthere's a threat to self, a threat to others, or if there's abuse Ihal hasn't been reported.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This has typically been more prevalent among girls, although lately we've seen more boys engaging in it. Cul- ling can lake a number of forms, from eraser burns and scratches made wilh paperclips lo cuts made by razor blades.
Some will carve words in their skin. Girls often wear wrist bands or bracelets to cover (he scars, but if they're on their arms, we'll notice.
Peer issues in this age group are al- ways difficult. In high school, friendship Continued on Page 19 Crisis Counseling Continued ...from Page 18 groups are ull imporlanl. In a school Ihis large, there are cliques everywhere. If kids aren't readily accepted, or if the peer group- ings suddenly change, they find themselves adrift. Cruelly at this age is not uncommon, and being ostracized or the subject of m- mors can be devastating.
When a student comes in, we make it very clear from Ihe oulsel that the Counse- lor will talk to parents or other profession- als as appropriate ifthere's a threat to self, a threat to others, or if there's abuse Ihal hasn't been reported.
What to read after The Prevention Connection Newsletter 2007 Sum?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana.Dept. of Public Health And Human Services.Prevention Resource Center to read onlineMoreLess
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