Teens Did Surprisingly Well In Quarantine
More sleep and family time—and less social media—may have made the difference. Read the article here.
More sleep and family time—and less social media—may have made the difference. Read the article here.
Uncertainty during pandemic tough for teens. Read the article here.
Researchers say stressing over which selfies to post could become problematic. Read the article here.
A pioneering schools project connects stressed-out young people to therapists miles away via computers. Read the article here.
Snapchat has announced a new feature called “Here For You” that promises to “provide proactive in-app support to Snapchatters who may be experiencing a mental health or emotional crisis”. Read the article here.
A new report released Monday suggests that increasing smartphone and social media use could be contributing to mental health issues among teens, including depression, anxiety, stress and poor self-esteem. View the video here.
Teens, more than anyone, need time spent in solitude, where emotions are processed and the brain powers down. Read the article here.
Navigating this technology thing is not fun, for parents or our teens, but fighting the battle is worth it. Read the article here.
Are teens decompressing through video games? Read the article here.
Treatments for children with anxiety and depression increasingly push them to navigate Instagram, Snapchat to build relationships with peers. Read the article here.