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What Resources are Available for Pediatric Support and Counseling?

Numerous resources are available to support pediatric counseling efforts, including:
- Child and adolescent psychologists
- School counselors
- Social workers
- Support groups
- Online resources and helplines
Pediatricians should maintain a network of these resources to provide comprehensive support to their patients and families.

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