Young People
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Who could you talk to?
Your parents or guardians? Your friends?
A teacher or youthworker?
We can often feel better when we talk things through with the people that we know, but sometimes that can feel too difficult or embarrassing. Or you may be worried that they will laugh at you, think you are mad or just not understand. What can you do when things feel too much to cope with on your own and you can't talk to the people you know?