I'm supporting a young person
Raising sensitive issues and working to resolve problems that arise along the way can be challenging. It can also be hard as a parent to know the difference between normal behaviour, such as moodiness, irritability and withdrawal, and an emerging mental health problem. This section is designed to help you.
Do you have a few minutes to spare? If you are a family member or friend supporting a young person who is seeking support at a headspace centre, we would love to hear from you!
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back to school
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supporting young people with school stress
Strategies to support young people to manage stress at school
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school reluctance and school refusal
Many parents and other adults supporting young people have concerns about a young person who is reluctant to attend school or refusing to attend school and are unsure how to…