Over the past few months, you have noticed your friend seems to be tired all of the time. He does not enjoy doing the same things you used to do together. You know that he has had problems communicating with his parents at home and you do not feel comfortable talking with them about your concerns. You cannot put your finger on it, but you just have a sense that something is not right. You
1) wait and see what happens.

2) look up information on a health website.

3) offer your friend a self-help book.

4) talk with your guidance counselor at school or another adult you trust.

Question

Over the past few months, you have noticed your friend seems to be tired all of the time. He does not enjoy doing the same things you used to do together. You know that he has had problems communicating with his parents at home and you do not feel comfortable talking with them about your concerns. You cannot put your finger on it, but you just have a sense that something is not right. You  
1) 	wait and see what happens.
	
2) 	look up information on a health website.
	
3) 	offer your friend a self-help book.
	
4) 	talk with your guidance counselor at school or another adult you trust.

anonymous · Answer

Talk with your guidance counselor at school or another adult you trust.