CONNECTING WITH OTHERS. Connecting with others BARRIERS TO ASKING FOR HELP Scenarios – someone needing help You’re stuck with your homework You’ve run.

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CONNECTING WITH OTHERS

Connecting with others BARRIERS TO ASKING FOR HELP Scenarios – someone needing help You’re stuck with your homework You’ve run out of toilet paper You can’t find the remote control You are feeling left out You have had your new iPhone stolen You’re being bullied You have been caught smoking by your teacher You think you were caught on camera pinching sweets from the local shop

Connecting with others BARRIERS TO ASKING FOR HELP You are having problems with homework You are questioning your sexuality You have been dumped Your parents are always arguing You’ve got chewing gum on your clothes at school You can’t find something in the supermarket You don’t understand what the teacher said You think your friend might have an eating disorder You want a drink, but your favourite programme is on Scenarios – someone needing help