Family Panel Discussion - Supporting a Child, Teen, or Young Person in Crisis

This week we are sharing the audio from a recently held online discussion on supporting a child, teen or young adult in crisis. The host is Mad in America’s Family Editor, Amy Biancolli, and with her are guest speakers Ciara Fanlo, a recovered troubled teen, Morna Murray, a parent who supports her son through crisis, and Sami Timimi, a child and adolescent psychiatrist. It’s an honest and thought-provoking discussion and vital listening for anyone with an interest in parenting or the challenges facing our young people.
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If a student is distracted or depressed - find out 1 or 2 things that are bothering him, and then guide him to develop a mental + emotional dedication. Developing a cathexis is what mental health is! / As John Rosemond says - 'do not send him for a psychiatric evaluation, this is the worst thing you could do!' He could end up being branded with a disease-like label and then forced to take neurotoxic drugs or ECT, and maybe become a long term cash cow!