Digital health practices, social media use, and mental well-being among teens and young adults in the U.S.
What leads to a positive social media experience? Hopelab teamed up with the Stanford Center for Youth Mental Health and Wellbeing to find out.
Social media, depression, anxiety, fluidity, climate change: what else comes to mind when you think about Generation Z?
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Hopelab’s Young Adult Advisory Council reflects on what they’ve learned about social connection during COVID-19.
Social media companies, policymakers, teachers, anyone that comes in contact with a young person has the ability to play a central role in awareness and service to the health needs of the youth generation.
Lena’s story with social media isn’t simple or straightforward, but neither is the relationship between social media and loneliness.
Is “social media” indeed being used for social purposes, or is this a term that masks the behaviors of teenagers obsessed with self image?
As a clinical psychologist and researcher in adolescent and young adult mental health, I have found that meeting young people where they are at (not where we want them to be) is a key element of successful interventions.
What role is social media is playing in life expectancy issues for young people? Dr. Danielle Ramo, director of research operations weighs in.