Supporting Your Tween's Emotional Health: Expert Advice from Intermountain Healthcare

It's really about having that be your check-in, like you check in with your, you know, with your child on a regular basis and in fact, when you normalize those type of conversations about what their experience is, both physically, emotionally and through relationships, that even that normalization allows them to actually feel more comfortable to raise those issues, because it's no different than other basic topics or other health concerns that one might have.