These intrusive thoughts are common and fleeting, and aren’t often a cause for concern, unless you have other mental health symptoms
Unexplained injuries, mood changes and sudden isolation may be signs your child needs help
Americans aged 65+ are at much higher risk for completing suicide than other demographics
Paying attention and opening the lines of communication are key to supporting your child
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Let kids know it’s OK to get help for mental health
Know the warning signs and when to get help
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