Bringing up mental health with a teenager is rarely easy for any parent, but Orthodox Jewish parents sometimes face an added layer of concern: how to have this conversation in a way that respects religious framework and values rather than importing a purely secular approach to mental health that might feel disconnected from a teen's actual lived experience and identity. Starting the conversation doesn't require choosing between faith and mental health support — the two aren't inherently in tension, even though it can sometimes feel that way given how mental health is often discussed in broader secular culture. Framing struggles...