Peer counseling

Colleges can harness technology and peer-to-peer connections to create more inclusive mental health programs, Mikyta Daugherty writes.

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Children and teenagers benefit from the social and emotional support that friends offer, but they can also experience occasional social stressors and peer conflicts.

A Peer Support Specialist uses their lived experience to support others in their recovery journey. Keep reading to learn what they do.

While many parents of teens seek help for specific problems they are experiencing through child counseling services, there is an alternative that you might want to consider which offers a very different approach – peer counseling. #peercounseling

Coping with social problem  Peer counselling A form of counselling where people in similar situations and same age group meet and support each other. It involves one-on-one or group discussions between peers to offer empathy and encouragement.  Do the things you love Find new hobbies to do, to relieve yourself from stress and talk to a friend or someone you trust.   Exercise and get active

We know that peer pressure can be a significant challenge for our kids, leading to uncomfortable situations and tough decisions. Whether it’s feeling pressured to fit in or do something that doesn’t feel right, it’s crucial to teach our children the skills they need to respond confidently. In my latest blog post, I share effective strategies for teaching kids how to stand up to peer pressure and maintain their self-esteem. Plus, I’ve included free resources to help your child practice these…