The Crisis of Connection for Adolescent Boys: A TAG Talk

Explains how boys' intimate friendships in early and middle adolescence support their mental health. By late adolescence, many boys speak of losing these close male friendships and reveal feelings of loneliness and isolation. The webcast illuminates the dangers of assuming that boys don’t want or need close male friendships and the importance of fostering positive friendships that can help adolescent boys thrive.

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U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Adolescent Health
Year Resource Released
2016

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