#teen-mental-health
#teen-mental-health
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fromwww.mercurynews.com
1 week agoDear Abby: I don't want my sister's lazy pothead of a son around my teen
My husband and I had two sons, Seth and Jason, who were best buddies. Seth passed away a year and a half ago, which has been really hard on us all, but especially on Jason. He's now 17 and in high school. He's doing OK, but he is still sort of listless and keeps to himself a lot. My sister's son, Matt, was the same age as Seth. She suggested he come stay with us on school breaks as company and a role model
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#social-media
Mobile UX
fromMedium
2 months agoThe UX butterfly effect
Social media overuse among teens leads to negative mental health effects and significant environmental damage due to high energy consumption.
fromFlowingData
4 months agoSocial media marketing
Teens noting negative effects on people their age
Nearly half of teens believe social media negatively impacts mental health, though most still see value in connectivity.
The perception of social media's impact on mental health is worsening among teens.
Social media marketing
fromFlowingData
4 months agoTeens noting negative effects on people their age
Nearly half of teens believe social media negatively impacts mental health, though most still see value in connectivity.
The perception of social media's impact on mental health is worsening among teens.
Parenting
fromPsychology Today
4 months agoTeens, Tech, and the Power of Staying Curious
Parental controls alone won't protect teens from risks online.
Curious questions foster connection and protect teens in their digital lives.
Small, casual conversations can lead to significant insights about teens' online experiences.
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