Social media is part of everyday life for young people—from staying connected with friends to expressing who they are. But many parents are starting to notice changes in mood, confidence, and behaviour and wondering: what role is social media really playing? Let’s talk about what social media can (and can’t) do for mental health, the risks to be aware of, and how you can support your child in building a healthier relationship with it. Is Social Media Harmful for Mental Health

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We live in a time where health information is everywhere. Podcasts, social media posts, articles, newsletters, videos, and well-meaning conversations can all arrive in a single day—often offering conflicting advice. While access to information can be empowering, it can also feel overwhelming, confusing, and emotionally exhausting. If you’ve ever found yourself feeling unsettled after “just looking something up,” you’re not alone. Why Health Information Can Feel So Overwhelmin