Crescent Hotline | the child's grades have declined and feel sorry for the parents How to help him decompress?

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Cover news reporter Zhou Jiayi intern Su Yuhang

Recently, the "Crescent Hotline" received a consultation from a parent: the child has studied well since childhood, and the grades have always been among the best in the class, but the grades have dropped slightly after entering high school, which makes the child have a lot of pressure, and often tells his parents that he is not good enough and sorry for his parents. As a parent, how to help your child decompress?

In view of this situation, we consulted Zhang Yan, an intermediate psychological counselor in the Rehabilitation Department of Chengdu Second People's Hospital.

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Cover News will launch a "Crescent Hotline" every Tuesday in the "Cover Every Day to See the Principal Coming" column and every Wednesday in the "Cover Every Day to See Health in Front" column. The "Crescent Hotline" will lead parents and friends into hospitals and schools to consult experts, principals and teachers to understand the mental health of modern adolescents, share authoritative knowledge of mental health science, and find scientific prevention methods for adolescent mental illness. If parents and friends want to consult about the mental health of adolescents, they can also call the hotline: [phone], we will find experts to answer your questions.

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