How Parents Can Support Their Teens That Are In Therapy
If you have a teenager who’s in therapy, adhering to some of these recommendations can help your child, and your family.
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Brooke
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And no..your ex didn't magically turn into the most unhelpful or combative person alive. Co-parenting is a shared responsibility that...
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