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Ep. 30 - Will a Social Media Ban Actually Help Young People?

Ep. 30 - Will a Social Media Ban Actually Help Young People?

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In this episode, we explore the growing debate around social media restrictions for young people and whether limiting access could improve wellbeing, relationships, and child development.We discuss the proposed social media ban and examine both the potential benefits and unintended consequences. While social media can help young people maintain friendships and find communities, it can also create pressures through constant connectivity, fear of missing out, and online conflict.Throughout the conversation, we explore how social media may be shaping identity development, emotional regulation, and social communication skills. We consider whether online interactions are replacing opportunities for meaningful face-to-face relationships.We also examine the unique challenges for children and young people with S.E.N.D, including those who may find it easier to express themselves online than in person. Alongside this, we consider how schools, families, communities, and wider support systems may need to respond if social media restrictions become more widespread.Ultimately, we reflect on whether reducing social media use could encourage stronger relationships, healthier identity development, and greater participation in real-world activities, while recognising the need to support those who rely on online spaces for connection and confidence.In This Episode, We ExploreThe potential benefits and risks of a social media ban for young people.How social media influences friendships, relationships, and identity development.The impact of constant online availability and fear of missing out (FOMO).Why social communication and emotional regulation may be affected by online interactions.How social media can contribute to conflict escalation and cyberbullying.The opportunities young people may be missing when online activity replaces extracurricular experiences.The role of schools, families, and communities in supporting healthier social development.Why This Episode MattersSocial media has become a central part of modern childhood, yet questions remain about its long-term impact on wellbeing, relationships, communication, and identity development.This episode explores both sides of the debate, considering the potential benefits of reducing social media use alongside the challenges for young people who rely on online spaces for confidence, belonging, and self-expression.🎧 Listen now to explore whether social media restrictions could help create healthier relationships, stronger identities, and more meaningful connections for the next generation.Join the ConversationWhat are your thoughts on the proposed social media ban?Could limiting social media improve young people's wellbeing and relationships?How can schools, families, and communities support young people if online access is reduced?Are there benefits of social media that we risk losing if restrictions become more widespread?Episode SponsorThis episode of Between Two Psychs is proudly sponsored by Sanctuary Personnel.As a specialist recruitment partner across psychology services, education, social care, and healthcare, Sanctuary Personnel is dedicated to connecting talented professionals with organisations that truly value expertise. Their consultative approach means they understand the sectors they serve and the challenges faced by professionals across the UK.If you're looking to strengthen your team or elevate your own career, visit http://sanctuarypersonnel.com .You can also reach out directly to Kamruz Zaman at https://www.sanctuarypersonnel.com/consultants/kamruz-zaman/ and Suzi Couszins at https://www.sanctuarypersonnel.com/consultants/suzi-couszinsConnect with Mike LaneWebsite: ridgewaypsychology.co.ukLinkedIn: michael-laneConnect with MeInstagram: @‌dradammcartneyWebsite: dradammccartney.comYouTube: @‌Dr.AdamMcCartney
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