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Relationship distress is one of the most frequent and troubling human issues. This sheet will provide some general information about relationship distress, what the signs and symptoms are, as well as provide general resources for offering support to someone who is experiencing relationship distress.
Anxiety is one of the most common mental health issues for people. This sheet will provide some general information about anxiety, what the signs and symptoms may be, as well as provide resources for offering support to someone who is experiencing thoughts of anxiety.
Nearly 25% of children under the age of 18 in the United States live with one parent and no other adults which is more than three times the global average of 7%. There can be negative psychological impacts on children in single parent homes. This sheet will provide some general information about single parent families, as well as supportive steps, and resources.
Self-harm or self-injury is a concerning behavior when present in adolescents or teens. This sheet will provide some general information about teen self-harm, what the signs and symptoms of self-injury may be, as well as what to do if a teen is harming him or herself.
Terminal illnesses are a tragedy and a difficult season, no matter who they are impacting. This sheet will provide some general information about terminal illnesses, as well as provide resources for offering support to someone who is experiencing or affected by terminal illness.
The loss of any life to suicide is a tragedy. This sheet will provide some general information about suicide, what the signs and symptoms of suicide may be, as well as provide resources for offering support to someone who is experiencing thoughts of suicide.
Many people have experienced trauma at some point in their lives. What defines trauma can vary from one individual to another. This sheet will provide you with some general information about trauma as well as provide resources for offering support to individuals experiencing trauma or processing past trauma.
The sudden loss of a friend or loved one often leaves individuals in a state of shock and confusion. This sheet will provide some general information about the shocked reactions of surviving family members, signs and symptoms that may occur, as well as provide resources for offering immediate support to someone experiencing the pain of an unexpected loss.