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Supportive relationships help military teens' mental health (Level A1) — a tablet with the words mental health matters on it

Supportive relationships help military teens' mental healthCEFR A1

28 May 2026

Adapted from Savannah Peat - U. Georgia, Futurity CC BY 4.0

Photo by Emily Underworld, Unsplash

Level A1 – Beginner
2 min
77 words
  • Military youth often have hard and changing lives because of moves.
  • Parents and friends can give important emotional support and care.
  • Support helps young people feel mentally better and calmer.
  • They learn problem-solving and become more independent over time.
  • Good relationships build confidence and help with school work.
  • Adults show healthy ways to handle stress and feelings.
  • Youth can learn to cope and also ask for help.
  • Activities and community time help young people make friends.

Difficult words

  • militaryrelated to the armed forces and soldiers
  • emotionalabout a person's feelings and mood
  • supporthelp and care from other people
  • independentable to do things without help
  • confidencebelief in yourself and your ability
  • copemanage problems and strong feelings

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Discussion questions

  • Do you like group activities to make friends?
  • Who helps you when you feel sad?
  • Do you ask for help when you have a problem?

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