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Thinking in the MiddleCounselors who work with adolescents and teenagers often hear about interpersonal concerns, from dysfunctional families and abuse to peer arguments and struggles forming healthy friendships.
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Tapping into the benefits of EMDR
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African Americans and the reluctance to seek treatment
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Internet gaming disorder: A real mental health issue on the rise in adolescents and young adults
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A firsthand experience of grieving pet loss
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