Many teens do. Those who do not usually see some sort of shame involved, do not know much about them, or do not really want to recover from their problems. Thanks heaps :)
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There are troubled teens in every city in the United States. There are also several online support groups where troubled teens can be found.
Lesbian teens can find support through support groups LGBTQ which stands for lesbian, gay bisexual, transgender, queer. For those who won't go public and join a group, seek out and confide in an older person, from outside your family.
Yes, there are chat rooms and online support groups specifically for teens with Spina Bifida. Websites like the Spina Bifida Association often provide forums and resources for connection. Additionally, social media platforms may host groups where teens can share experiences and support one another. It's important for teens to find safe and moderated spaces where they can engage with peers who understand their challenges.
Teens may be influenced to use meth due to factors such as peer pressure, curiosity, a desire to escape negative emotions or trauma, a lack of parental supervision, availability of the drug, and seeking a sense of belonging or acceptance within certain social groups. It's important to address these underlying issues and provide education and support to prevent meth use among teens.
Yes, there are several agencies and community support networks that teens can turn to if they experience problems with dating. Organizations like Loveisrespect, the National Domestic Violence Hotline, and local youth counseling services provide resources, hotlines, and guidance on healthy relationships. Schools often have counselors or support groups dedicated to addressing dating issues as well. Additionally, community centers may offer workshops and programs focused on relationship education and support.
teens often try to fit in because they feel left out if they are not in a group or not in style
Teens form groups because when their parents get mad at them or they (the teens) screw up their life-- their friends understand so they feel better about what they did. They also can defeat more people at school by having a "group" people (people at school) feel intimidated by them when they have a group of people (teens) around them.
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There are many support groups for family and spouses of people with Bipolar disorder. You can use google maps to search for one near your location. Support groups are always nearby, consult with this source for one near you. http://www.dbsalliance.org/site/PageServer?pagename=support_findsupport
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I couldn't find anything in Southington, but here's a site that seems to have a lot of sources. I'm sure one of the support groups would know if there is anything close to you. The site is linkpink.com/CT