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Situational speaking is often described as a fear of speaking in certain situations. The expectation to talk triggers a freeze response which renders the child or young person unable to speak.
When a child or young person is engaging in deliberate self-injury it can be upsetting, but it is important to talk openly to them and explore the functions of the behaviours.
A child or young person who has experienced recent or historic sexual trauma will need sensitive advice or help which is also appropriate to their developmental understanding.
Adults supporting children and young people who are expressing suicidal thoughts or are displaying suicidal behaviours should respond with openness and empathy. It is important to remember that talking about suicide does not increase the risk.
