Parental Response To Their Children’s Self Harm

Apr 3, 2023 | Clinical Psychotherpy

Parental Response To Their Children’s Self Harm

This video features counselors Dr Kevon Owen, Jack Smith and they are discussing “Parental Response To Their Children’s Self Harm”.

Imagine you found out that your child was harming themselves. Pretty alarming. First remain calm. Then create a safe space so your child can communicate with you about this.

Next communication. If you have a gap in communication withe your child then learn how to talk with them. No or limited communication isn’t good. You will never get any answers on why they are doing this and the cause.

Your child feeling that you are a safe harbor for them to talk to is key to getting to this issue. If you can’t talk about it or they won’t talk to you about this then they will likely do it behind your back. A counselor would be a good place to start to get another person to hopefully help your child to open up communication on this. Also getting ideas on what you can do.

If this is a problem you are having then contact Dr Kevon Owen for guidance. Your child’s future is important. Kevon can be reached by calling 405-740-1249 or 405-655-5180. More information is also available at https://www.kevonowen.com.

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