Plus: Helping your child support a friend with mental health challenges
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** Supporting friends with mental health challenges ([link removed])
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Kids rely on their friends for a lot of things, including providing emotional support when things are tough. But it can be difficult to tell when a friend who is feeling down or anxious is just having a bad day and when it’s something more concerning. Here are some tips for helping your child support a friend with mental health challenges and knowing when to bring in outside help.
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