Adults need to build trust to help young people struggling with mental health


  • Living
  • Friday, 03 Nov 2023

Many factors can push a young person to depression and other mental health issues, but a meaningful connection can help them develop healthy coping skills. — 123rf.com

When it comes to suicide prevention for children and adolescents, trust is paramount. A vulnerable child or a teenager requires someone they trust to connect with, so he or she feels heard and listened to.

Trust is the key to open the door to get a person to confide.

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