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Ask A Therapist: Parenting During COVID-19

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Our Council of Experts are available each week to offer insight, guidance, and tips to answer your questions. Have a question for our therapists?

Submit it to [email protected]Dear Reader,The real dilemma here isn’t COVID. The real dilemma is figuring out how to accept the risks, the unknowns, the fears, the failures of parenting.

The best news here is that your daughter will be fine. She will recover. Let’s just focus on that for a moment. Now, there are definitely some things you can do to mitigate the health risks.

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