Parent – Child Conflict
Parent-child conflict can affect someone in various ways, including increased levels of stress, anxiety, and depression. It can also lead to difficulties in concentration, lower self-esteem, and impaired social functioning. Additionally, unresolved conflict with parents or children may contribute to strained relationships, impacting overall emotional well-being and potentially spilling over into other areas of life, such as work or school performance.
Websites/Resources
Parent-Child Conflict: Care Instructions
It’s important to teach your child how to communicate honestly and bring conflict to a peaceful resolution.
The Dynamics of Conflict Between Parent and Child
How to de-escalate problem situations.
Navigating Parent-Child Conflict
The art of reconnection and repair.
Warning Signs of Suicides in Children and Teens
Recognizing the warning signs of suicide in children and teens can help adults provide support and connect young people with appropriate care. This resource outlines common emotional, behavioural, and verbal warning signs, along with practical guidance on how to respond with compassion and when to seek additional help.
Anger Warning Signs
This worksheet invites you to notice how anger can show up before you’re even aware of it.