be Well: How to have an open and honest discussion with teens about mental health
Psychiatrist Dr. LiatJarkon joined the be Well team to talk about how to have an open and honest discussion with your kids.
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May 22, 2023, 1:48 PM
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Updated 332 days ago
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2ds agoMillions of Americans are impacted by mental health issues.
A growing number of those experiencing mental health challenges are teens. It's causing concern for parents across the country.
A recent study by Pew Research found mental health is the top worry parents express about their kids' well-being.
Psychiatrist Dr. Liat Jarkon joined the be Well team to talk about how to have an open and honest discussion with your kids.
