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emergency.” Children and teens are more depressed, more
anxious, more at risk of suicide than ever before. Parents are
feeling so overwhelmed that researchers are calling it “parental
burnout.” This is a perfect storm. Parents are struggling when
kids need them the most and parents feel helpless to protect
them. The good news is that the parent-child relationship is the
most powerful mental health intervention available and the
science of positive family relationships is out there.
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