How to help a student who isn’t coping – Part One

Students often experience stress in relation to their studies, and competing life demands such as family and friendships.
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The school year has just kicked off, so we thought a series of articles that will look at how to help students who aren’t coping with the new school year, would be appropriate. Stress is a common and natural response to challenging situations or environments. It has both a mental and a physical component and […]

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