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Accessible Resource Project

Explore the intriguing world of adolescent identity through self-metaphors shared by young individuals. Dive into a study that delves into how teens perceive themselves and unlock the power of creative expression in understanding identity formation. This insightful project sheds light on the unique perspectives of teenagers and emphasizes the importance of open dialogue and self-discovery.

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Accessible Resource Project

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  1. Accessible Resource Project EDUC 50E3 Counselling Adolescents and Children by Cheryl Joyce

  2. I was wondering about identity… What does identity look like for a young person?

  3. I found an interesting study that examined what teens think of themselves. They were asked to describe themselves using metaphors.

  4. I was so impressed by what they said that I wanted to try this myself… With some slightly younger teens.

  5. I was fascinated! This is what they said:

  6. I am a Beach Ball. J. L.

  7. I am up-lifting, fun to be with and bright.

  8. I am a River. K. H.

  9. I can find the easiest path through life and I am resilient.

  10. I can go anywhere.

  11. I am a Wooden Door. M. D.

  12. You can not see through me. I am not predictable.

  13. But I can let certain people in and let them in completely. I choose the people I let through the door.

  14. I am a Computer. C.M.

  15. I have such a tangled mess of wires inside of me…

  16. …that no one really knows what I do.

  17. I am a Human Heart. K. H.

  18. I always work very hard and always do my best.

  19. … And I never stop working.

  20. I am a Video Game Controller. J. L.

  21. I am quick and responsive.

  22. I am a Briefcase. C.M.

  23. When you want to store your important secrets, I will hold them for you.

  24. I am a Rose. M. D.

  25. When I was a kid, I was kind of a troublesome bush of thorns, but as I grew…

  26. I became something beautiful.

  27. They all said something intriguing,, but it wasn’t what they said that made a difference. It was the sharing of these ideas that helped each of us learn something. Therefore, a great resource for discovering teens’ identity… Be Creative. Ask them.

  28. I wish to express special thanks to: Kelsey Holt Melissa Doary Joshua Lowery Callum Moscovitch For their help, their insight and their poetic words.

  29. Inspiration for this project came from: Larsen, D. J. & Larsen, J. E. (2004). “I Am a Puzzle": Adolescence as reflected in self-metaphors. Canadian Journal of Counselling. 38 (4). pp. 246-259.

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