A Guide to Helping Youth in Crisis
This download offers information on identifying warning signs, intervening without putting your church—or yourself—at risk legally, and knowing when to ask for help.posted 6/22/2011
Try also: Suicide, Teen, Youth group, Youth ministry
Overview

Every day in America, teens face painful trials. Many are dealing with the pain of divorced or alcoholic parents, social isolation, depression, or the consequences of drowning their sorrow by pursuing alcohol, drugs, sex, or other unhealthy options. This download will help pastors, youth workers, and other concerned adults understand how to help address the crises so many young people face in a way that's helpful without introducing any legal liabilities for the church.
When Young People Cry OutOverview | There's no substitute for a caring adult.
by Laura J. Brown
Does This Person Need Help?
Assessment | Take this quiz to find out.
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Learning to Offer Christian Counsel
How To | What are your qualifications and limitations?
by Josh McDowell, Bob Hostetler
Blessed Are They Who Mourn
How To | Create a space where students can grieve.
by Dale Tadlock
See the Signs
For Youth Workers | When teens cry out in pain, we must listen.
by Walt Mueller
I Felt Dead Inside
It 's True | Cutting myself helped me release the bad feelings inside. So why did I always feel worse afterward?
by Holly Dawn Hunter
"I Can't Promise Not to Tell"
The Legal Side | Youth workers have ethical and legal duties they must fulfill.
by Laura J. Brown
Resource Center
Leader's Guide | Quick tips and recommended resources.


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