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    1. The document defines social support as having friends and family to turn to for help or comfort during difficult times, which can help reduce stress and improve health. 2. Social support networks like friends, family, community groups, and work provide a sense of belonging and security. Studies show that people with strong social support networks have better health outcomes. 3. The discussion prompts students to think about their own social supports like family, friends, teachers, teammates, and community groups or organizations, and how each might help with different needs. Students are asked to share one social support they are grateful for.

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    1. The document defines social support as having friends and family to turn to for help or comfort during difficult times, which can help reduce stress and improve health. 2. Social support networks like friends, family, community groups, and work provide a sense of belonging and security. Studies show that people with strong social support networks have better health outcomes. 3. The discussion prompts students to think about their own social supports like family, friends, teachers, teammates, and community groups or organizations, and how each might help with different needs. Students are asked to share one social support they are grateful for.

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    Week 1: Social

    Supports
    GREETING:
    BLOB TREE
    Which blob do you
    feel like today?
    Share your blob # in
    the chat or on the mic
    Expectations
    1. What happens in Crew stays in Crew!
    2. Share your thoughts if you have them!
    3. Ask questions if you have them!
    READING
    What are some
    : other things you’ve
    heard about
    friendship?
    Who else is
    important in your
    life besides friends?
    What is a social support?
    Share your answer or guess in the chat or on the
    mic
    “The term ‘social support’ often appears in
    discussions of relationships. Social support
    means having friends and other people,
    including family, to turn to in times of need or
    crisis to give you a broader focus and positive
    self-image. Social support enhances quality of
    life and provides a buffer against adverse life
    events.
    Social support, whether from a trusted group or
    valued individual, has been shown to reduce
    the psychological and physiological
    consequences of stress, and may enhance
    immune function. Social networks, whether
    formal (such as a church or social club) or
    informal (meeting with friends) provide a sense
    of belonging, security, and community.
    In fact, social support is now proven to be a literal life-
    saver. People that are supported by close relationships with
    friends, family, or fellow members of church, work, or other
    support groups are less vulnerable to ill health and
    premature death. Individuals afflicted with leukemia or
    heart disease have higher survival rates if they have
    extensive social support. There is also a strong tie between
    social support and measures of wellbeing. Those who have
    close personal relationships cope better with various
    stressors”
    Think about it:
    Who are some social
    supports in your life?
    Famil
    y School

    Teach
    er
    Buddi
    es
    Mom

    Table My
    Top besti
    Game e
    rs

    Community
    : Church,
    Clubs, Homies
    Sports,
    Orgs, Work
    To the JAMBOAR
    D!!!!
    Who was closest to the
    center? Why are they so
    important to you?
    Who would put YOU closest
    to the center? Why do they
    value you so much?
    Is it bad if you put someone
    close in your circle, but they
    would put you further away?
    Do all of these social
    supports help you in the
    same ways?
    Famil
    y School

    Which social supports can help


    with which things?
    Community:
    Church,
    Clubs,
    Sports, Orgs, Homies
    Work
    Famil
    y School

    How do you ask your social


    supports for help with things?
    Community:
    Church,
    Clubs,
    Sports, Orgs, Homies
    Work
    DEBRIEF:
    In the chat or on the mic, tell
    us one social support you
    have that you are grateful for.

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