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About this course
"Can I talk to you?" Five words that can make any adult's stomach drop. What if it's self-harm, or suicide, or something at home you've no idea how to handle?
You'll see how a string of anxious questions (What happened? Does your mum know?) can turn support into an interrogation, and why one open question does more. You'll learn to keep your voice slow and low when a young person is angry or upset, to stay steady when they raise something taboo, and to work out next steps with them once the worst has passed, rather than taking over.
You don't need to fix anything to help. What a young person tends to remember is the adult who stayed calm and thanked them for trusting them with it.
Modules
8 modules
1The Foundations of Communication with Distressed Students
2Creating an Environment Where Young People Feel Heard
3The Art of Asking Less and Listening More
4Walk With Them
5What Comes Next — Moving Forward With the Young Person
6Talking About Taboos
7Thank You for Trusting Me
8Becoming Someone a Young Person Can Talk To
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