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What might hidden harm look like at home for a child?

You might:

  • Feel unsure what mood someone will be in when you see them.
  • Hear arguments or disagreements at home.
  • Be late for school because routines do not go as planned.
  • Help look after brothers, sisters or wider family.
  • Worry about whether someone at home is safe or well.
  • Feel unable to invite friends round to your house.
  • Hear rumours or comments about your family.
  • Feel blamed or judged because of someone else’s behaviour.
  • Feel anxious, worried, sad, embarrassed, angry or confused

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A Message for people looking for the Worksheet

If you are looking for the workbook, you may have a parent who drinks alcohol or takes drugs. They may even have to take prescription medication due to an illness or injury.

You might feel worried, upset, angry, embarrassed, confused or even unsure how you feel. Some days may be harder than others.

Whatever your situation looks like, there is one important thing to remember:

YOU AREN’T ALONE

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Download our Hidden Harm workbook for young people here: https://barnsleyrecoverysteps.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/Young-Peoples-Handbook-Hidden-Harm-Campaign-.pdf