Screen Safety Essentials: Prevention, Identification, and Treatment of Digital Injuries
Screen safety is a major concern for 76% of families. Yet only 65% of children have talked to their parents about online safety. 84% of parents take steps to monitor or restrict their children's online activities, yet over 30% say they hesitate to raise awareness about screen dangers to their kids in fear they will alert or scare them. Parents turn to educators and health and mental service providers for the identification and treatment of digital injuries like addiction, victimization from predators, cyberbullying, financial exploitation, distraction, and misinformation, among others - issues that could have been prevented. In severe situations, partial outpatient or inpatient treatment is required with a family component. The tech knowledge gap between “tech immigrant” parents and experts versus “tech native” youth is challenging, especially for those who haven't received specialized training. This webinar provides mental health clinicians with strategies to prevent, identify, assess, and treat digital injuries.
Online Course
3.0
Tracy Bennett, Ph.D.
$ 59
Screen Safety Essentials: Prevention, Identification, and Treatment of Digital Injuries
- Describe six ways screen media impacts children and families.
- List of three “red flags” that may indicate digital injury.
- Describe three strategies for family treatment, focusing on parent-child attachment exercises and resiliency skills.
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Tracy Bennett, Ph.D.
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