The modern athlete is more likely to fact check their coach. They have notoriously short attention spans. They struggle with in-person communication. And their athletic focus is challenged at every turn. All of which can be directly attributed to the internet.
Today’s parent-child relationship is one of 24-hour connectivity. How do teens feel about this new digital contract? Part 4 of a therapist training series on true digital natives. The first people in history born into an established, online, social structure.
Part 3 of a therapist training series on true digital natives. Much has been written about the amount of time teenagers spend on social media, but little attention is paid to the app where they socialize most—iMessage.
Often our clients are unaware that they have ADHD and when they’re finally able to receive a diagnosis and treatment, they often see their internet or video game use subside to a more manageable level as well as see improvements in their academic or professional performance and in their relationships.
Part 2 of a therapist training series on true digital natives. The first people in history born into an established, online, social structure. They are now coming of age and the rituals and unspoken social rules around family, friendship, and dating are changing in their wake.
Teen Suicide Study Identifies Gaps in Adult Digital Literacy as a Risk Factor Written by Dr. Brett Kennedy, Psy, D. Suicide is the number two cause of death for 10- …
Part 1 of our therapist training series on true digital natives. Because therapists and all adults have a learning curve to overcome if we are to provide, at the very least, culturally competent services for young people. Ideally, we can achieve cultural humility and partner with true digital natives to understand how technology is forever changing our template for human relations.
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