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Top tips to support your teen with social media

Dr Radha Modgil delivers her top five tips for supporting your teenager through the sometimes-murky world of social media. In just five minutes, she helps parents and carers feel more confident in how they engage with their teens’ online world.

Learn to work with your teen (not against them!), build in boundaries and communicate respectfully - protecting them from the challenges social media can present.

 
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