Alex Clark

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As child counselors, you are seeing things in kids that you have not seen at all in 30 years and it has you seriously concerned.

Kids don't know how to ride bikes?

No.

There's a teenager who's telling their parents, I don't think I'm ready to get my driver's license.

Do you think that a parent should push them to anyway?

Your seven-year-old is anxious, overwhelmed, melting down over things that didn't used to be a big deal.