In 2009, only about half of teens used social media every day.
In 2017, 85% used it daily.
By 2022, 95% of teens said they use some social media, and about a third say they use it constantly.
-Pew Research Center
In Part 1 we’ll discuss:
Why we believe there has been a rapid decline in the mental health of our younger generations since 2012
How the like button created a new society
How suicide rates since 2012 differ between girls and boys
In Part 2, we’ll take a deeper dive into:
How we can begin to draw boundaries with technology
How we can support our children in their recovery with ancestral strategies
How we can form healthy habits that embrace and calm our nervous system
Some old time favorite children’s games:
We’re creating a course on EMF & Ancestral Health!
We’ll be covering these types of specifics, along with practical steps we can take to reduce EMFs in our daily lives, in the Wireless Health & Safety course I’m creating.
*We’re not licensed medical professionals, and make no medical claims. We are sharing what’s worked for us.
Power ON your light
Power OFF your devices
Power THRU your day with relationships that start with You.
New episodes each Friday:
Show notes:
The Social Dilemma Documentary
Haidt, J., & Twenge, J. (ongoing). Adolescent mood disorders since 2010: A collaborative review. Unpublished manuscript, New York University:
Article on blue light & melatonin:
SAY NO to the digital prison:
The American Broadband Act of 2023 (H.R. 3557) and H.R. 4141 threaten to eliminate state and local control over the zoning and placement of Wireless Telecommunications Facilities (WTF):
A superb article by
with practical resources on tech detox:
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