Browsing Well-Being by Issue Date

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    • Eating Disorders & Self Harm 

      Barnardos (Barnardos, 2009)
      Information for teenagers on eating disorders and self harm.

    • Talking to your Parents 

      Barnardos (Barnardos, 2009)
      Information on how a teenager can talk to their parents.

    • Friends & Relationships 

      Barnardos (Barnardos, 2009)
      Information sheet outlining issues that can arise in friendships and relationships.

    • Well-Being - Introduction 

      Barnardos (Barnardos, 2009)
      Information sheet introducing the concept of well-being to teengers and how to cope with it.

    • Depression & Suicide 

      Barnardos (Barnardos, 2009)
      Information sheet that describes the symptoms of depression and the warning signs of suicidal ideation.

    • Drugs & Alcohol 

      Barnardos (Barnardos, 2009)
      Information sheet with some scenarios regarding drugs and alcohol.

    • Taking Care of Your Well-Being 

      Barnardos (2009)
      Information sheet with ten tips to show self-respect.

    • Confidence & Self Esteem 

      Barnardos (Barnardos, 2009)
      Information sheet with some questions and answers around confidence and self esteem.

    • Understanding Change 

      Barnardos (Barnardos, 2009)
      Information sheet outlining the changes that teenagers experience to their bodies.

    • Sexuality & Pregnancy 

      Barnardos (Barnardos, 2009)
      Information sheet with questions and answers on the topics of sexuality and pregnancy.

    • School, College & the Future 

      Barnardos (Barnardos, 2009)
      Information sheet exploring the options teenagers have after school graduation.

    • Your Safety 

      Barnardos (Barnardos, 2009)
      Information sheet defining safety and providing contact details for organisations to contact if a teenager's safety is breached.

    • Life Pressures & Stress 

      Barnardos (Barnardos, 2009)
      Information sheet addressing a couple of scenarios that can cause stress among teenagers.