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How to Join a Group Counseling Session?

To join a group counseling session, parents can:
- Consult Healthcare Providers: Neonatologists, pediatricians, or social workers may recommend or refer parents to group counseling services.
- Search Online: Many organizations and hospitals offer virtual group counseling sessions.
- Community Resources: Local community centers or non-profits may have support groups for parents of infants with neonatal disorders.

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