Tech Addiction in Children & Adolescents – NICHOLAS KARDARAS (Digital Seminar)

Tech Addiction in Children & Adolescents – NICHOLAS KARDARAS (Digital Seminar)

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What does this mean for mental health, brain development, and educational outcomes?

Join Dr. Nicholas Kardaras, psychologist, expert in technology overuse, and author of the best-selling book Glow Kids, for this 90-minute recording packed with insight and strategies every clinician and educator should know about the effects of screen time – and what you can do about it.

You’ll learn:

• How screen culture has infiltrated our children and adolescents’ lives – and what it means for mental health
• The neurological impact of screen-based learning and education
• Strategies and interventions to address and moderate excessive screen use
• And more!

Outline:

Screen Culture:  Origins and Impact on Mental Health

• The origins of “indoor children”
• From passive TV viewing to immersive and interactive screen experiences
• What the research is telling us about technology and mental health
• Limitations of the state of the research
• Depression and social media
• Screen time’s impact on ADHD, increased aggression, and thought disorders

Neurological Impact of Screen Time and Tech Overuse

• Dopamine’s role in addiction
• How brains are impacted by the dopaminergic effects of screens
• The HPA Axis and adrenal “fight or flight” impact of screen stimulation
• Brain imaging and the effects on the frontal cortex

Technology in the Classroom: Helping or Hurting Educational Outcomes?

• Ed Tech: a $60 Billion annual industry
• The latest research on technology and education
• Screens’ impact on reading and comprehension
• Phones in the classroom and standardized test scores

Practical Solutions and Recommendations to Manage Screen Time

• Classroom strategies for technology use
• Treatment programs and interventions
• Recommendations for every family

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