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Column: Diagnosing your peers isn't real mental health support

Original: Column: Diagnosing your peers isn’t real mental health support

The Daily Tar Heel published a column arguing that students diagnosing their peers with mental health conditions is not genuine support. The piece contends that labeling friends with disorders can replace real help, encouraging readers instead to listen, check in, and point people toward professional resources rather than acting as amateur clinicians.

Why now: Conversations about student mental health and the limits of peer support are resonating on campus right now.

The Daily Tar HeelUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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