Teens Turn To TikTok In Search Of A Mental Health Diagnosis
While social media can help people feel less alone, using it to evaluate symptoms has several downsides. Read the article here.
While social media can help people feel less alone, using it to evaluate symptoms has several downsides. Read the article here.
The new documentary TikTok Boom, premiering tonight on PBS’s Independent Lens, explores the rise of TikTok by looking at its social-political, cultural and economic influences. Read the article here.
Molly’s story shines a powerful light on what more parents and teens are dealing with than you probably know. Read the article here.
Seeking validation from mental-illness groups on social media has created a youth epidemic of “Digital Social Contagions,” with alarming rates of addiction, depression, suicide and gender dysphoria. Read the article here.
Research has shown that young adults who use social media are three times as likely to suffer from depression—putting a large portion of the population at risk for suicidal thoughts and behaviors. Read the article here.
Teens’ digital struggles are part of a larger issue they’re facing. Read the article here.
Youngsters who spend a lot of time in front of a screen are at greater risk of developing behavior disorders, warned a new study. Read the article here.
Young people are learning how online content is wreaking havoc on their self esteem, and making it their mission to help other young people avoid the same fate. Read the article here.
Many kids have a smartphone by age 12, and some even younger. Read the article here.
The social media platform has become the psychiatrist’s couch for Gen Z. Read the article here.