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How To Explain Self Harm Scars To Children

It can be hard to know what to say when someone notices your scars...especially children! In this video I go over my personal experience talking to children when they notice my self harm scars. ▷ FOLLOW ME ON ALL MY SOCIAL MEDIA SITES ○ WEBSITE: http://likekristen.com ○ FACEBOOK:   / likekristen   ○ TWITTER:   / likekristenn   ○ INSTAGRAM:   / likekristenn   ○ PINTEREST:   / likekristen   ○ SNAPCHAT: likekristen ▷ If you believe in mental health awareness and would like to contribute to the production of LikeKristen here is the link to my Patreon account. Every $ goes to spreading mental health awareness!   / likekristen   ▷ ADDRESS Want to send me a letter? P.O. Box 255206 Sacramento, CA 95865 ▷ EMAIL If you have a business inquiry / want to collaborate with my channel please contact my business email at likekristen@gmail.com. I am very excited to work with you! Please do not use this email just to say hi (send me a little message on social media for that ♡) ▷ ABOUT ME Hello! My name is Kristen, I am 22 years old, from Sacramento CA, and I am graduating in the Spring with my BA in Psychology. I created this channel for three reasons that are very close to my heart. One, to help others be able to tell their stories and be advocates for mental health. Two, to give recovery tips and tricks to help others find the help they need. And three, to spread awareness for mental health issues to fight the stigma surrounding it. The more we talk about mental illness the more normalized it will be in our society and the more people will not be ashamed to get help! ☆ DISCLAIMER ☆ I am not a professional. If you are seeking professional advice please go see your primary care doctor or therapist. The information in this post is based on personal experiences, personal knowledge, or research I have done on the subject. These videos are not an alternative to therapy and are not meant to be used for self diagnosis. If this is an emergency please call 911, call your local crisis line https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/ or go to your nearest hospital.