How to talk to your teens about cutting, sexting, rape and suicide
By Focus on the Family Canada on
Jan 26, 2018
When the M-rated Netflix TV show 13 Reasons Why was released in 2017, many mental health professionals expressed alarm about the show. Concern persists over the show’s graphic depiction of sexual assault, self-harm and suicide, and how this may impact teen viewers.
While we’d never recommend the show, it is widely watched by Canadian teens, making it more important than ever for you to act now to discuss some very serious issues with your adolescent.
This free guide will help you:
- talk with your teen about bullying, cutting, sexting, rape and suicide
- determine if your teen is directly affected by these issues
- understand how you can help your teen
- empower your teen to make a difference for friends facing these issues.
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