Mental health tips are being shared to help with the start of the school year. A discussion took place on Fox 2 Detroit Live, where Dr. Andrea Rodgers provided advice.
Dr. Rodgers is the Director of Development for Hegira Health, and she spoke with Brandon Hudson. Further details on the tips for parents and students can be found through the original source, which may offer more information on managing the transition back to school.
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