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Monroe County Nurse Practitioner by WFIU Public Radio
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  • Post category:Anxiety/Stress / Feelings and Emotions / Mental health
  • Post published:February 12, 2018

It’s important that you can trust the person you decide to speak with about a situation. This could be a friend, someone older, a family member, teacher, counsellor, doctor or nurse. If they don’t have the experience to provide the support you need, they could refer you to a specialist.

Source: How talking to someone can help @ ReachOut.com: Get through tough times

Photo: Monroe County Nurse Practitioner by WFIU Public Radio under Creative Commons license

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