Episode 4: Social Media

Navigating the murky waters of Social Media always feels like a challenge to all parents. This episode will help parents understand the psychological needs of a teenager and how they behave in the real world because of the needs. We also talk about the  constant quest of teenagers for validation on social platforms. Dr. Mahima also talks about the importance of building digital literacy in the family and the need for digital detox. 
The expert on the show is Dr. Mahima Sahi. She is a renowned Psychologist with over 6 years experience and 2800+ hours in active therapy, specialising in adolescent mental health and parenting. Having served in pivotal roles, including Chief Psychologist at heyy, Singapore, she brings a wealth of knowledge and insights from her extensive research and experience, aiming to empower parents and teens in navigating the complexities of the digital world. The show is hosted by Aniruddha Pawade who is an ex radio professional and a Podcaster. He runs his podcast company suprwork. 
DisclaimerA gentle reminder - This podcast is for informational purposes only and shouldn't be taken as diagnostic. If you need a diagnosis or specific guidance, please consult a professional psychologist.
Some relevant helplines National cyber crime reporting portal- https://cybercrime.gov.in Childline India: 1098. This helpline provides emergency assistance to children in need and is available 24/7. Vandrevala Foundation Free counselling: +91-9999666555. Offers mental health support for individuals dealing with stress, anxiety, depression, and other mental health concerns. Aasra Helpline: +91-9820466726. Specializes in providing support to individuals dealing with suicide. Snehi Helpline: Telephone:+91-9582208181; SMS:+91-9582208181. Focuses on providing emotional support to individuals in distress, especially adolescents. iCall Helpline: 022-25521111 / 9152987821 or https://icallhelpline.org. Offers free telephone and email-based counselling services, to individuals in emotional and psychological distress, across age, language, gender, sexual orientation and issues, through a team of qualified and trained mental health professionals.