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My student has told me they’re having difficulty with a family member, what can they do?

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My student has told me they’re having difficulty with a family member, what can they do?

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Ask them what you can do to help and discuss whether they are in danger.

Refer to ENSA

https://www.napierstudents.com/isas/

advice@napier.ac.uk

0131 229 8791

 
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