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Parental Support for Adolescence Success

Jax

(they/them)

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Video Length: 4:46

Chronically Informed worked with a high school intern who made the following video as a part of their internship. Permission from both the intern and their parents was obtained for the process.

What is in this video

"Jax" (they/them) describes accessing medical care as a minor. They talk about what initially caused fear while going to see providers and how that changed over time. They speak about having the support of their parents and how that helped them be successful in accessing care.

Reference Links

Chronically Informed:

chronicallyinformed.org


For Kids & Families - HealthEd 4 Everyone:

https://healthed4everyone.org/families-kids-teens/


Helping Your Child Prepare for an Appointment - HealthEd 4 Everyone:

https://healthed4everyone.org/families-kids-teens/before-your-visit-for-kids/


Quick Ways to Help Kids Feel Calmer - HealthEd 4 Everyone:

https://healthed4everyone.org/families-kids-teens/tools-kids-anxiety/


How to Help When Your Child is Worried - HealthEd 4 Everyone:

https://healthed4everyone.org/families-kids-teens/big-worries/


I Can Get an Ultrasound - Free E-Book by HealthEd 4 Everyone:

https://healthed4everyone.org/families-kids-teens/ultrasound-book/


Chronically Informed Social Media:

https://linktr.ee/chronically.informed

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