How to Start Teaching Your Kids About Social Media
With a few guardrails in place, social media doesn’t necessarily have to be destructive for young people, says Newport’s Don Grant, PhD.
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With a few guardrails in place, social media doesn’t necessarily have to be destructive for young people, says Newport’s Don Grant, PhD.
Moral compasses aren’t fixed constructs—they change as we face new experiences and gain knowledge, says Kristin Wilson, LPC, CCTP, Newport’s Chief Experience Officer.
People with abandonment issues may struggle to maintain healthy relationships and have difficulty trusting others, says Newport’s Helene D’Jay, MS, LPC.
Don Grant, PhD, Newport’s National Advisor of Healthy Device Management, shares where the limits fall short and what parents can do.
With self-harm, there’s a huge element of social contagion, says Newport Executive Director Leigh McInnis, LPC.
Our outer environments can act as a container for our emotional and psychic states, says Newport Healthcare’s Vice President of Residential Services, Danielle Roeske, PsyD.