Door of Hope 4 Teens is a safe place to talk about your struggles and feelings.
We offer a confidential HOPE line for teens and young adults who are seeking help and want to stop self injurious behavior and begin to develop healthy coping skills.
Call or text us today and we can put you in touch with your personal recovery coach to advise and encourage you. Your coach will provide an action plan to identify and give you tools to remove triggers and support long-term recovery from self harm.
You can stop self-harm and develop new coping skills. We have helped thousands of young people just like you. Your not alone......and we believe that you can overcome cutting, depression and thoughts of suicide. Never lose hope.
Call today to schedule a zoom, face time, text messaging session or a confidential phone call with one of our trained recovery coaches.
Contact Debra Cornacchia
(914) 393-1904 or (803) 570-2061
doorofhope4teens@gma
For over 17 years Debra has been passionately active in being an advocate, director and recovery coach for teens and young adults struggling with Self Injurious Behavior, also known as"cutting" and "self harm."
Debra has seen through her years of recovery coaching that "secrets grow in the dark" and issues that hold you back are brought into the light...You will be set free of depression, addictive behavior and negative thought patterns.
She has a unique way of sharing her own story bringing encouragement into the lives of those feeling hopeless and defeated. Debra delivers a message of hope and faith bringing restoration to teens and young adults.
Debra is a member of the American Association of Christian Counselors (AACC) she also holds an Advanced Diploma in Biblical and Youth Counseling from Light University as well as Biblical Counseling with Father's Heart Ministry.Debra has been a guest speaker at youth events and church retreats in New York , Pennsylvania, Fort Mill South Carolina and Charlotte, North Carolina
Self - harm is a destructive coping strategy used to numb overwhelming emotions and life experiences such as depression, anxiety, fear and trauma. Our recovery coaches help you to discover healthier ways to cope. We are here to listen and will not judge you.
Never lose hope. You are stronger then you realize.
80% of self-injures begin harming in their teens.
Self-injury is used as a coping mechanism to deal with intense anger, emotional pain and or mental, physical or sexual abuse.
Self-injury happens in all socio-economic backgrounds.
Inflicting cuts with sharp objects to the skin until it bleeds.
Medical attention may be needed on wounds that are deep or have gotten infected.
Self-harm is a failed suicide attempt.
People who self -harm are seeking attention.
Those who intentionally cut are crazy and should be locked up.
Once a "cutter" always a "cutter."
Cutting is not addictive and I can stop without any help.
Only teen girls self-harm.
