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Teens and Social Media – What Policy Can't Fix and Parents Still Can
Andrea Durrheim examines teen social media risk without pretending bans can solve everything. The article urges parents to build trust, model healthier habits, teach online literacy, and help teens balance safety, autonomy, connection, and mental health.
Andrea Durrheim
Jul 105 min read


The Problem Isn't a Lack of Motivation. It's Often Depletion
Matt Campbell, Ph.D., challenges the idea that people fail because they lack motivation. He argues many are depleted by poor sleep, isolation, inactivity, indoor living, and unhealthy consumption - and that rebuilding capacity begins with five simple foundations
Matthew Campbell, PhD
Jul 35 min read


Hostile Dependency and Family Estrangement: Why anger, silence, and distance can still be forms of attachment.
Dr. Joshua Coleman, Ph.D., explains hostile dependency as a pattern where someone remains emotionally attached but shows it through anger, criticism, withdrawal, or rejection. For parents caught between defending themselves, withdrawing, or pushing for repair, this piece offers language for a painful bind and a steadier way to respond without losing themselves.
Joshua Coleman, PhD.
Jun 262 min read
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