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Promoting Wellbeing (Avoiding Self-Harm) for Autistic Teens in Campbelltown

Promoting Wellbeing (Avoiding Self-Harm) for Autistic Teens in Campbelltown
Gentle guidance on emotional health and preventing self-harm among autistic girls in Campbelltown.
Wellbeing is important for every teenager, but autistic teens may face deeper stress that is hard to share. In Campbelltown, you can find calm, trusted support to help your child manage big feelings and avoid self-harm.

Why Some Teens Self-Harm
Autistic teens often feel emotions very strongly. Some cannot find the words to explain what worries them. Stress can build up when school, friendships or family changes feel too much.

Sometimes self-harm becomes a way to let out pain they do not know how to say. It is not for “attention”. It is a sign they need gentle support.
Early Signs To Watch
Spotting these signs early can help you guide your teen to safer ways to cope. You might notice:
- Small cuts or bruises that your teen hides.
- Long sleeves in warm weather.
- Pulling hair or biting skin when upset.
- Sudden mood changes or shutting down.
Simple Steps To Support Wellbeing
Talk In Small, Clear Ways
Big talks can overwhelm your teen. Use short, calm chats instead. Try naming feelings together or using pictures. Some teens find it easier to write feelings down.
Remind your child that sharing worry is safe with you.
Teach Safe Coping Tools
Practise these when they feel okay. This way, they can remember what works when stress feels big.
Help your teen find safe ways to calm down when feelings build up. You can try:
- Squeezing a stress ball or soft toy.
- Listening to music they love.
- Drawing or writing thoughts in a notebook.
- Taking a walk somewhere quiet.
Local Calm Spaces In Campbelltown
Campbelltown has quiet parks, libraries and youth spaces that feel safer than busy places. These calm spots help some teens feel less pressure.

Trusted places like Headspace or local psychologists understand autism and mental health. A calm chat with someone trained can help your teen feel less alone.

Using NDIS Supports
How Funding Can Help
Some families use sensory tools or calming aids. These can be funded too. Your NDIS plan may cover:
- Psychology sessions to build coping tools.
- Behaviour therapy if self-harm risk is high.
- Support workers for safe outings and breaks.
- Parent training to spot stress early.

Keeping Your Teen Safe At Home
Stay calm during tough moments. It shows them they are not in trouble for feeling big feelings.
- Remove sharp items when needed.
- Set up a calm space with pillows or a weighted blanket.
- Keep routines steady so your teen knows what to expect.
- Praise any effort they make to talk or use safer coping.

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Welcome to Spirit Care, where we are about believing in the extraordinary strength and potential of every woman. Founded with the mission to empower and uplift women with disabilities, we are dedicated to providing comprehensive support, education, and opportunities for growth.
At Spirit Care, we understand that disability does not define capability. Instead, we focus on abilities, talents, and dreams. Our team is comprised of passionate individuals who are committed to creating a supportive and inclusive environment where women can thrive.
Through personalised programs and services, we offer a holistic approach to empowerment. From educational workshops and skill-building sessions to mentorship programs and access to resources, we strive to equip women with the tools they need to achieve their goals and pursue their passions.

Our History
Welcome to Spirit Care, where we are about believing in the extraordinary strength and potential of every woman. Founded with the mission to empower and uplift women with disabilities, we are dedicated to providing comprehensive support, education, and opportunities for growth.
At Spirit Care, we understand that disability does not define capability. Instead, we focus on abilities, talents, and dreams. Our team is comprised of passionate individuals who are committed to creating a supportive and inclusive environment where women can thrive.
Through personalised programs and services, we offer a holistic approach to empowerment. From educational workshops and skill-building sessions to mentorship programs and access to resources, we strive to equip women with the tools they need to achieve their goals and pursue their passions.
Join us in our mission to break down barriers, challenge stereotypes, and create a world where all women can thrive. Together, we can redefine what's possible and empower women with disabilities to follow their dreams.
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You Are Not Alone
Self-harm can feel scary for families. In Campbelltown, you have caring support and trusted local places to help your child feel safe. One gentle step at a time, your teen can learn better ways to manage stress and grow stronger wellbeing.