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Helpful or Harmful? Social Media and Youth Mental Health

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  Printable Tool
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DMH + UCLA Prevention Center of Excellence
Relevant categories:
Child and Caregivers School Mental Health
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Overview


As children and teens start to use social media more frequently, it is sometimes hard to tell whether it is helping or harming their mental health. This printable tool helps break down the pros and cons of social media use, as well as providing tips for caregivers to help keep their young people safe online.

  Keywords: Parenting Support

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Digital Wellbeing for Youth

As the world continues to become increasingly more digital, it can be hard to navigate the opportunities and challenges of being online. This is especially true for children and teens who use social media and online entertainment more than any other previous generation. This collection was designed to help explore the impact of social media on youth mental health, how to talk to young people about staying safe online, and support for engaging in honest, open dialogues about the risks and benefits of social media.

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  Added on 11/1/2024
Added on 11/4/2024   ·   Last updated on 10/21/2022

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