TIRED OF LISTENING ABOUT THE FINANCIAL CRISIS….
During this period of financial crisis, tension and uncertainty, everyone talks about the greek financial crisis. And while our daily routine is almost the same, all you can hear of on the news or at home is talks about the financial crisis.
Every mention of the crisis fills you with negative feelings, makes you angry, fills you with anxiety, but you don’t know why; and even if you can understand the reasons, you don’t know what you can do to help.
To be honest, this is not your fault and there is not much you can do to change the way things are. But you can make substantial changes to the way you see things… perhaps if you do, then things will actually change, because the severity of a situation depends on the importance we give to it.
First of all: get informed, from reliable websites about the financial crisis, the measures that other countries take and anything else you need to know.
Then, ask your parents at what grade has the crisis affected your family. This information should not just make you more anxious or reassure you. It should be a tip to help you adjust your needs reasonably, according to your family’s income. In other words, just like everyone else, you should be able to understand the difference between “wanting” something and actually “needing” something. This will help your family a lot.
A calm and sincere talk with your family
will help you resolve most of your problems.
Of course, you should know that the financial crisis has affected most greek families. People lost their jobs, wages have been cut down, businesses have bankrupted… this has caused a lot of stress to adults, who feel frustrated for not being able to meet their children’s needs.
You should keep in mind that adults are angry at the financial crisis and not with you…
The National SOS Helpline for Children 1056 operates
-On an everyday basis
-24 hours a day
-Without any charge
Children can call anonymously, without worrying that they or their actions will be criticized.
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