Parental absence
Mental Health
Parentals
Academic Factors
Miscellaneous
50

What is the most COMMON form of parental absence?

Physical absence

50

a feeling of fear, dread, uneasiness, or nervousness, often accompanied by physical symptoms like rapid heart rate and sweating

Anxiety / Nervousness / Worried 

50

This happens when a parent regularly shows up for important moments in your life.

Present parent.

50

Word to describe how well a student performs in school based on tests and assignments.


Academic Performance 

100

What are all THREE forms of parental absence we covered?

Physical, emotional, and financial absence.

100

You lose interest in things you used to enjoy and feel low most of the time

Depression

100

When someone listens to you, cares about how you feel, and helps you feel safe, understood, and helps regulate emotions.

Emotional support

100

This can drop when a student is frequently absent from school.


Grades / GPA

125

Name one way parental absence affects children

Emotional struggles
Lower academic performance
Behavioral Issues
Lower self esteem
Difficulty trusting others
Depression / Ongoing sadness
Emotional Numbness

125

This happens when someone expects people to leave, even when there’s no clear sign

Abandonment issues

125

This is when a parent starts to become less present PHYSICALLY, leaving the house more and being around less.


Physical absence 

125

This refers to a student’s ability to stay focused and complete work.


Concentration

150

How does parental absence affect child depression score?

Increased depression scores, leading to more children being depressed.

150

Instead of feeling emotions strongly, someone might feel nothing at all as a way to cope

Emotional avoidance / disassociation / Emotional numbness

150

This is when a parent stops asking about your day, feelings, or emotions, becoming less supportive even if they are still physically present.


Emotional absence

150

Word to describe the desire or drive a student has to succeed in school.


Motivation

250

List at least two coping strategies talked about in previous treatments.

Having supportive friends or adults
Reaching out to a local resource mentioned
Journal your thoughts / emotions
Listening to music to de-stress

250

When a person has trouble trusting others due to betrayal or other personal reasons, or are just lacking in trust due to a action or things the one on the reciving end are doing.

Trust issues

250

This is when a parent stops providing money for basic needs like food, clothing, or school supplies.


Financial Absence 

250

List at least one local resource mentioned in previous treatments.

Full circle youth empowerment 

Bridgeport youth caribe 

Buddy Jordan

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