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Resource
Offering
Compassion &
Knowledge
Rock…a firm foundation or support; (figurative)
someone
who is strong and stable and dependable
Be a ROCK ROCKS need to listen
twice as much as they talk
Guide the decision-making process
Be an advocate for the young person
Express and receive honest emotion
Extend realistic hope in the midst of crisis
PREVENTION - ongoing support and ministry to all youth and young adults
INTERVENTION - immediate response to actual crisis
REFERRAL – building a caring community
MINISTRY - faith response
1. Establish a personal relationship
2. Develop good communication skills
◦ Active listening◦ Clarifying skills◦ Supportive/
directive skills
3. Remain clear, calm, balanced … personally secure … think clearly
4. Be aware of your own feelings, needs, and supports … who is your anchor?
5. Involve others in a supportive role
6. Don’t try to “save”
1. Do something … and do it NOW
2. Don’t keep secrets3. Know where to go for
extended professional support
4. Don’t moralize5. Don’t rationalize6. Give hope
Privacy: Assure the youth or young adult that you will respect his/her privacy, and will not divulge the conversation to another without telling them you are doing so.
Limits: when there is danger of the person hurting oneself, hurting another, or of being hurt by someone else.
A. Assess Your Limitations Time Skill Emotional Security
A. Assess Your Limitations
B. Follow These Steps Know your resources Timing Healing and Concern Involve the young person Maintain some contact
afterwards
A. Assess Your Limitations
B. Follow These StepsC. Anticipate Barriers
No resources (available or affordable)
You don’t want to! The young person doesn’t
want to talk to someone else
Build a community and a sense of belonging
Ministry of wasting time
Skill of creative loafing
Peer ministry Educate youth and young
adults Parent education
(with youth) Have good referral
patterns
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