Diabetes Etiquette for Parents

Category: Managing T1 Diabetes / Managing Life / Emotions (burnout, motivation, diabetes distress, adjusting to diagnosis) / Other Charity or Organisation / Children and Young People with T1 / Parents and Carers

Added/Updated: 03/18/2021

"What your teen would like you to know". Useful guide to conversations with teens with T1 from the Behavioural Diabetes Institute.

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Mike Kendall

Thought provoking suggestions for ways to better support teens living with type 1 diabetes.

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