Breatheasecounselling

Breatheasecounselling Su***de intervention, trauma and counselling young people

26/09/2022

11/07/2021

Thank you

09/06/2019
02/04/2019

Education is a game changer! As long as I live, I will seek education in other that I change the narrative of my family and girls like myself who had to fight to achieve every certificate!

Let's talk about 'failures'!

01/07/2018

Emotional stability is blissful

11/05/2015

It is sad reality that more and more young children are being referred to counselling for emotional support; their ages going lower and lower each year! I am just wondering how can we 'unburden' these children?

22/02/2014

Dilemma of parent from different culture

Parents consider this situation carefully and ‘as if you were a child’.
The voice a child:

I am a child born to parents from Ghana, upper east region. I am 11years old. I grew up with my mother and father alone at home and no other relatives. My father and mother work very hard to make me happy and pay the bills.
I should have been happy as we live in a lovely house. However I dread going home after school. I love my parents; I just feel very upset and confused when they want me to live like a northern child. What is it like being a northern child? What is expected of me? I hear them say: ‘in the north children are seen and not heard’, ‘that if an elder speaks I don’t ask questions, that they worked hard in the farm to make a living!

I walk quietly to my room to escape all these demands which I don’t understand! They don’t seem to care or listen to my confusion. My teacher tells me to ask questions, my teacher is an elder, isn’t this confusing? My friends play freely with everyone and eat what they like, kinda weird am not allowed that freedom. Well you know what?! I will say nothing and do nothing, just be in my room. After all, am supposed to be a northern child who has no farm to go to!

Hey! I am not allowed to do that too because my parents have asked the pastor to come pray for me as I have behaviour problems! What?????????????!

questions:
How did you feel honestly reading the voice?
How would you want your parents to respond to you?
Now come back to your parent mood and answer the question above.

Any comments:

22/02/2014

Dilemmas of a working parent

What would be the most honourable thing to do:
In your quest to go back to work after child birth and you have an interview to attend.
Considering the constraint below:
No family or friends and no spaces in the nursery for your baby.
Would you most likely:
1. Ask your partner to ‘fake’ a sicky?
2. Give up going back to work?
3. Put an ad in a local shop looking for any temp childminder?
4. To desperately to onto the web and seek the services of any available childminder?
5. To do nothing and feel sorry for yourself?
6. Blame your baby for your career setback?
7. Other: Please state.

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