It's Not Your Fault

Service Description

When life altering incidents occur, most children have a difficult time separating themselves from the situation that happened directly to them, around them or as a result of a poor decision that they made. As a result, they may blame themselves for the decisions that others make; which can result in depression, suicide, and other negative outcomes. Here are some examples of how a child may process various situations: - Single parent home (Why doesn't my dad/mom want to be in my life?) - Single parent home (Maybe my father/mother doesn't want to have to take care of me) - Divorce/Separation (Maybe I am to blame; If I hadn't been born this would not have happened) - Verbal Abuse (Maybe the things being said about me are true) - Molestation (Maybe if I dressed more appropriately I wouldn't be in this situation; Maybe I shouldn't have been by myself; Maybe I should have obeyed; Maybe I deserve this)