Teenagers
How do you feel?
Confused?Angry?Sad?
Is this normal?How can you feel better?
Who can help?Who can I talk to?
Who can help teenagers and young adults when parents divorce or separate?
There's quite a lot of help out there if you know where to look:
Several helplines - some which are 24/7.
You can even speak to young people who have been trained to help you.
A very useful website: www.achance2talk.com
There's interactive online talk with social workers, message boards
and agony uncle.
Plus loads of games. Have a look at the teenage health freak sites or
the American teen site just for fun. If you are over 16, you can access
the Site.
Divorce Aid would like to hear from teenagers/young adults who have or are experiencing their parents' divorce
We are helping with a thoughtful programme aimed at your age group. Would you like to help others with this?
How did you feel during the divorce and afterwards?
Did your parents manage to think of your feelings
or were they too entrenched in their own emotions and problems?
Was the divorce a good thing for your family or has it created greater problems for you?
Christina at Divorce Aid would love to hear from you and your parents in total confidence. Please use this link to contact us and we can either phone or email you in reply.
Divorce Aid/Teens and Young Adults
Found a resource that we haven't listed or any suggestions?
Or if you can't find what you are looking for then contact us at: office@divorceaid.co.uk
If you are in contact with any of these helpful people, please remember
to say that you found them via Divorce Aid. Thanks.
So, don't bottle things up. Speak to someone who understands.
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