This video starts a NEW series where yours truly will be responding to YOUR comments. There are so many great questions that get lost in the comments section and if you're asking, I know others may be wondering, too.
Thank you for being brave and posting your questions and responses so we can help others get these answers, too.
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Here are a few of the topics we cover in this first episode:
1) Using transitional objects to help you cope with separation anxiety (at any age)
2) Dodging questions about self-harm vs getting help from safe, supportive adults
3) Celebrating everyone who's starting therapy this year!!
... and more!!
Definitely watch until the end for a very real, human fiasco that happened while I was filming 👀
Episode 2 of Responding to Your Comments will be coming out next week. If you like this series, let me know in these comments (how very meta of you- hehe) I can't wait to do this with you again next week!!
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PS- here are the links to all the videos mentioned in this video:
→ Separation Anxiety Tips for Teens (because you're not a dog!) https://youtu.be/yVVPrAkANmE
→ 6 Must Know Signs of Self Harm in Teenagers https://youtu.be/DZMD_7-Zyc4
→ Feeling DEPRESSED!? Here’s How to Tell Your Parents {and Get Help!} https://youtu.be/KTMgOVlls8s
→ how to talk to your parents about your self harm (+ get help) https://youtu.be/W-2KPreQL5E
→ Here's how to tell your parents you want to die (+ Get Help!) https://youtu.be/HC4gnTKAzqk
→ How to tell your therapist when you feel suicidal (+ get help!) https://youtu.be/oa0c8fIMNWs
→ I'm a Teen Therapist and I'm answering: "Should I cover my self harm scars?" https://youtu.be/juz62JI8xpU
→ Starting Therapy? What Teens Can Expect https://youtu.be/aomgeJWO4-M
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