The Truth About Teen Screens
Social media has become a normal part of growing up, but what does the research actually say about its impact on children and teenagers? In this episode of Off the Couch Psychology Podcast, Dr. Jerry Cunningham separates headlines from evidence as he explores what researchers have discovered about the relationship…
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