
Helping families prevent and reverse childhood screen addiction
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“I just want to play one more game,” he says. “Please?”
“Well, it is the only thing he enjoys,” you rationalize as you reset the kitchen timer. “At least I know where he is.”
And so the pattern continues.
No parent is blind to the shift:...
“I want to quit soccer because it’s too boring,” an elementary school boy tells his mom.
“I don’t want to play baseball; I’m not good anymore,” a middle school boy explains to his parents.
“I am done with tennis. I am not trying out for t...
Before founding ScreenStrong, I worked as a nurse, and I knew nurses who practiced harm reduction in high-risk communities. Their “office” was on street corners, where they handed out clean needles to drug users to help reduce the spread of...
Here at ScreenStrong, we talk a lot about what excessive screen use does to kids: the impact on developing brains, the erosion of attention and emotional regulation, the way digital environments can quietly reshape family culture and childh...
On March 25, a Los Angeles jury made history.
After hearing testimony about eating disorders, self-harm, and children whose mental health deteriorated in step with their social media use, the jury found Google’s YouTube and Meta liable for...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Founder of ScreenStrong.org and author of the Kids' Brains and Screens course series for students and parents.
Writer. Mom of 2. Pretty funny.
Board-certified psychiatrist and mom of 4 working to save our kids from toxic screens.
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