The need for belonging is as fundamental to human beings as the need for safety and personal growth. While there is a desire to distinguish ourselves, our primary concern is to be recognized and accepted by others. Unfortunately, this recognition is not always achievable, and for children and adolescents, its absence can be particularly agonizing. This struggle frequently leads to a lack of self-acceptance, which can, in turn, manifest as self-destructive behavior, contributing to the rising incidence of suicide attempts.