Low-quality information on social media may be contributing to a rise in teen mental illness. A new construct may help ...

A few minutes scrolling through your Instagram or TikTok feed, and suddenly you’re convinced you have every mental health ...

According to a recent study by the American Psychological Association, teens spend an average of 4.8 hours per day on social ...

Social media’s danger on youth mental health has captured the ... and Children’s Hospital Association declared a national ...

Self-diagnosis might lead to misdiagnosis and serve as a gateway to self-medicating without understanding the side effects of prescription drugs. At the same time, it might lead to awareness and the p ...

Licensed mental health counselor is seeing more adults with anxiety, depression tied to social media Mindfulness can protect your emotional health People tap into social media for 145 minutes each ...

Few people would disagree with him. The arrival of social media has coincided with a surge in mental health issues among teenagers and a mounting chorus of alarm among experts, schools and parents ...

Social media has always been a point of contention, sparking debates on its negative impact on mental health. More often than not, it is vilified for contributing to stress, anxiety, depression ...

First, there is insufficient evidence to show social media is responsible for the increase in youth mental health problems, and second, there are some marginalized young people who benefit from ...

"I feel like it's helped with my mental health having different types of ... evidence" the rise in youth mental illness is due to social media. She said a variety of strategies could be adopted ...

Social media's advantages Although research on ... declared a national emergency in child and adolescent mental health due to the pandemic. These organizations predicted mental health disorder ...