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Teenage Mental Health During the Covid-19 Pandemic

Nov 25, 2020

Natasha Wellfare

Natasha Wellfare

Nov 25, 2020

    • During adolescence the brain is still developing; this is a time at which we are hyper-sensitive to our social relationships and might struggle to manage our emotions
    • Counsellor Natasha Wellfare explores why the Covid-19 pandemic and restrictions may be a particularly challenging time for teenagers
    • You can find therapists and counsellors who work with teenagers on our directory - find yours here

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