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Everything here is written to be accurate rather than scary. You'll get exaggeration-free facts, because you can tell when you're being managed — and once you spot one exaggeration you stop trusting the rest.

When to tell someone

It is okay not to be okay. This is a practical guide to recognising when support needs to become a conversation with a parent, teacher, doctor, or another adult you trust.

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