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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm so worried about my 16 yr old DD. Do you have ideas for helping teens emotionally handle being stuck at home? She is getting less and less interactive and involved already, despite our best efforts to engage her and lift her mood. What ideas do you have for helping teens in the fall when the reality will truly hit that the positive things about high school are completely gone? She needs things to look forward to. (I'm not looking for general tips about the benefits of chores, volunteering, etc. And she will not want to try to join a pod.) Thanks.[/quote] Sorry to hear this. We had put my son in a mental health treatment facility. Was very hard to find a place they are all overwhelmed right now. At intake they said they have never before seen such a rush of kids with no known prior mental health issues. [/quote] My goodness!! I am so sorry. This must be so heartbreaking. The moms on this board are fools for thinking they can isolate their children endlessly without mental repercussions. They bring up wars and other tragedies and ignore the fact that people who went through those things were often scarred by them for life. I know many teens suffering right now.[/quote] Yes, it is very ignorant. I'm guessing that at this time even getting a child into a care facility is nearly impossible. People are severly minimizing and underestimating how incredibly emotionally damaging this is.[/quote] People are not being ignorant. They are pointing out that it is not universally damaging, so that means if you kid is struggling, you need to get help. That isn't ignorant; it's helpful. It would be ignorant to assume that every person is reacting to the situation exactly the same way.[/quote]
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