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Best Friends by Deornelas4
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  • Post category:Family / Mental health / Support
  • Post published:March 30, 2018

Families can cause a lot of stress and may not be the right place to find someone to talk to about your problem. Even if they are understanding, you may still not want to talk to them about what is troubling you. You can always talk to a teacher, mental health professional or a friend.

Source: Talking to your family @ ReachOut.com: Get through tough times

image: Best Friends by Deornelas4 under Creative Commons license

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