One in 10 teens seeking mental health support from headspace cite social media ban as an issue (www.crikey.com.au)

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Early data from headspace shows that the teen social media ban emerged as a prominent factor in why 12-15-year-olds were coming to them.

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[-] kurikai@lemmy.world 2 points 1 week ago

social media does more harm than good. it has caused kids to commit suicide. thats a simple fact.

also this not being able to watch tutorials on youtube or cant talk to thier cousins anymore is just wrong. you really need to read the law about it. as your "facts" are incorrect.

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