Parents
For decades, pop culture has portrayed rebellion as practically a right of passage for young adults. You can probably think back to a time (or two!) when your younger self did something that would make your current parent self cringe.
Unfortunately, given the times in which we now find ourselves, a little seemingly innocent rebellion carries the potential for devastating consequences.
That’s why we’re here to equip you with tips on how to get your teen to understand and buy-in to the shelter-in-place orders, in addition to guidance on what to do if you think your child is struggling with mental health or substance use.
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If you’re in crisis and need help or support, see the resources below.
Suicide Prevention Hotline
Call: …
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By Brandi Bellamy, AMFT, PPS
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