The Teen Mental Health Crisis Isn’t Their Fault

from Offline Xpression · host Jeff Hinderscheid

Send us Fan MailPsychologist Jeff Hinderscheid breaks down the teen mental health crisis tied to phone addiction, arguing that we’re handing kids an addictive device and then blaming them for using it. This episode explores why adolescence is especially vulnerable to screens, how tech is designed to addict, and why responsibility lies with the environment, not the child.Support the showThere's a beautiful world just waiting for YOU! Go out and seize the day, and retake control of your life's digital balance!

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