How to Be There for A Friend

Graphic about how to be there for a friend with tips for listening, validating emotions, asking about needs, and offering support

It can be easy to jump right in and try to solve a friend’s problems when they come to you. While that road is paved with good intentions, sometimes it can do more harm than good. Before offering advice or jumping in to save the day, we recommend trying the following: 

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