Tda 3.3 Support Groups

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1. Support Groups- Goal here is to provide a safe environment to discuss his feelings and concerns, while talking with other children who are also experiencing similar issues. David will come to understand that he is not alone in dealing with his feelings and that there are others like him that are experiencing divorce in their families as well. He'll have a chance to learn how to be compassionate for other group members as well.

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