Unveiling our vision by Zhaina Laurice S. Del Mundo

By being there for them.

zldelmundo — 2024-09-23 04:39:43 UTC

Making them feel like they matter and loved. Show support in anyway possible so that the child wont have a harder time coming out.

Figure out the cause of their problem.

zldelmundo — 2024-09-23 04:40:52 UTC

Knowing why they’re experiencing identity crisis can be a step to helping themand to avoid more triggers which can make their situation worse.

Encourage new interest.

zldelmundo — 2024-09-23 04:41:56 UTC

One way a family may help a child find their identity, is by encouraging them to try new things, and supporting them for anything they may want to try out. This is to show that whatever you may find an interest in, our families will be there to ensure they support them.

Communication.

zldelmundo — 2024-09-23 04:45:22 UTC

Opening up may help you by letting them help you with knowing who you are. Your family can also know more about the problem and make more solutions for it.

Understand, don't make it worse.

zldelmundo — 2024-09-23 04:50:04 UTC

We should further understand the side of the teen, set boundaries, communicate and comfort them.

Encourage Self-Expression in Healthy Ways

zldelmundo — 2024-09-23 04:57:00 UTC

A child may need to explore different parts of their identity, such as through their clothing, hobbies, or friendships. Families can encourage this exploration in healthy ways by giving the child opportunities to express themselves creatively and freely. This could involve encouraging activities like journaling, art, sports, or other pursuits that align with their evolving sense of self.