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Some people get a little weirded out when they hear the word “counselling.” That’s OK. Basically, counselling is about talking to someone who knows a lot about many different issues that young people face. We think of counselling as a conversation with someone whom you can trust, who won’t judge you, and who wants to help.

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“Am I too far gone to be helped?”

“I know siblings fight, I really do, but its exsessive.”

“I hate how everything is going.”

“What’s the legal age to move out?”

“I dread the thought of growing up.”

“People began teasing me about puberty in grade 4.”

“The guy that I like broke my heart almost 3 years ago.”

“What do I need to do to be comfortable with who I am?”

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