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Parenting in the Age of Social Media | Turning Points: Navigating Mental Health

Parenting in the Age of Social Media | Turning Points: Navigating Mental Health

October 28, 2026

Taking a look at looksmaxxing — and what parents should know

Taking a look at looksmaxxing — and what parents should know

May 1, 2026

988 lifeline led to fewer suicide deaths among young adults, Harvard researchers say

988 lifeline led to fewer suicide deaths among young adults, Harvard researchers say

April 28, 2026

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Playdates are ruining all the fun (Vox)

Playdates are ruining all the fun (Vox)

October 27, 2021

The influence social media has over the health of young people (KCBS Radio)

The influence social media has over the health of young people (KCBS Radio)

October 24, 2021

Eating Disorders and Social Media Prove Difficult to Untangle (The New York Times)

Eating Disorders and Social Media Prove Difficult to Untangle (The New York Times)

October 22, 2021

Physical Activity Counters Negative Impact of Screen Time in Kids (verywell family)

Physical Activity Counters Negative Impact of Screen Time in Kids (verywell family)

October 22, 2021

World Mental Health Day: How parents can recognize depression signs in children (WCVB Channel 5)

World Mental Health Day: How parents can recognize depression signs in children (WCVB Channel 5)

October 8, 2021

Talking about Mental Health with Our Grandchildren (The Cool-Grandpa Podcast)

Talking about Mental Health with Our Grandchildren (The Cool-Grandpa Podcast)

October 1, 2021

How Parents Can Support Kids’ Mental Health During COVID-19 (unicef USA)

How Parents Can Support Kids’ Mental Health During COVID-19 (unicef USA)

September 10, 2021

Back to school anxiety: Signs to watch for (WCVB Channel 5)

Back to school anxiety: Signs to watch for (WCVB Channel 5)

September 8, 2021

Helping Children Manage Anxiety (Don’t Tell Me How To Parent)

Helping Children Manage Anxiety (Don’t Tell Me How To Parent)

August 30, 2021

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