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- Many school advisers feel sub-prepares to manage the complex mental health needs of students
- School advisers identify “critical gaps” in the student mental health crisis
- Students' mental health needs develop as the challenges persist
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College and secondary advisers juggles with overwhelming workplaces, extended mental health tasks and additional administrative charges – all of which limit their ability to provide individual support to students, according to the Youscience 2025 school advisor report.
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