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Key Publications and Ongoing Spotlights

See below for helpful and educational resources from our partners. Each month, we’ll spotlight the mental health professionals we’re partnering with—leaders validating our inclusion lists and advancing new standards for youth mental health and digital safety. See below for helpful and educational resources from our partners.

Cyberbullying Resources for Parents and Caregivers

This resource page provides tools and information for parents/caregivers to help teens deal with cyberbullying.

Dr. Dan Reidenberg discusses ways to prevent suicide

CCTV America interviewed Dr. Dan Reidenberg for more insight into what can be done to prevent suicide. Dr. Reidenberg is a mental health and suicide prevention expert, and leads multiple programs to help people before they take their own lives.

How YouTube Is Helping to Create a Safer, More Enriching Environment for Young People (Washington Post)

An article showcasing how YouTube is implementing initiatives and partnerships to make its platform safer for young users through moderation, content education, and digital literacy programs.

ADAA Online Peer-to-Peer Anxiety and Depression Support

A free, anonymous support community hosted on HealthUnlocked, where people affected by anxiety, depression, or related conditions can connect, share experiences, and ask questions. The community is moderated, and it is not a substitute for professional care.

How to Help Your Depressed Teenager

This article offers guidance to parents and caregivers on recognizing signs of depression in teenagers (e.g. persistent sadness, irritability, changes in sleep/appetite) and what steps to take to help.

Approaching Intersectional Conversations – The Trevor Project

This guide presents strategies for engaging in sensitive conversations about intersectionality—how race, gender, sexual orientation, and other identities overlap.

Crisis Text Line — Resources

A centralized page providing guides, articles and additional resources for emotional support, crisis prevention, and advice for those wishing to help others in crisis.

Behaviors of Supportive Parents and Caregivers for LGBTQ Youth – The Trevor Project

Research brief showing how supportive actions by parents/caregivers lower suicide risk for LGBTQ youth; data and recommendations included.

EveryDayMatters Suicide Prevention - Dan Reidenberg - Executive Director-SAVE

Suicide occurs every 13.7 seconds and the impact reaches beyond the person who dies by suicide to the larger circle of families, friends, co-workers and others in the community.

Media Violence and Adolescents’ ADHD-Related Behaviors: The Role of Parental Mediation

A peer-reviewed academic paper published by Taylor & Francis. Likely explores social or psychological aspects of digital communication, based on its DOI and related works.

Caught in the Web: A Meta-analysis of Internet Addiction, Daytime Sleepiness, and Depressive Symptoms in Adolescents (Emerald)

A meta-analysis of 52 studies examining the link between Internet addiction and depression among adolescents. It found a moderate positive relationship, partially mediated by excessive daytime sleepiness (accounting for 17.48% of the effect).

Predicting Adolescents’ Intentions to Support Victims of Bullying from Expected Reactions of Friends versus Peers

A peer-reviewed study published in Development journal. Although the abstract is restricted, it likely focuses on aspects of developmental psychology, such as social-emotional or cognitive development.

British Journal of Educational Psychology (Wiley)

An academic paper addressing educational psychology themes — potentially involving learning processes, emotional well-being in education, or cognitive development. Full abstract unavailable.

5 Myths vs Facts About Depression

Depression is more common than you may think. In the US, more than 17 million adults live with depression yet less than half get treatment.

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