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Cori Stott, Executive Director of the Digital Wellness Lab, emphasizes the importance of education and engagement when evaluating digital tools for kids and parents.

Co-director of the Clinic for Interactive Media and Internet Disorders Dr. Michael Tsappis chimes about risk factors for overindulgence in the use of social media.

Data and information from the Digital Wellness Lab article What the Science Says: Smartphones in Schools is cited.

In an in-depth interview, Dr. Michael Rich goes through the basics of setting kids up for health and safety in their digital lives.

Director of the Digital Wellness Lab Dr. Michael Rich is quoted stressing the vital importance of parents engaging with their kids and setting healthy boundaries with technology.

Dr. Michael Rich comments on the helpful potential of more study on the mental health effects of modern technology.

Brinleigh Murphy-Reuter, Program Administrator at the Digital Wellness Lab, provides extensive guidance on all aspects of helping kids stay safe online.

Digital Wellness Lab founder Dr. Michael Rich explains that there are both risks and uses of powerful tools like the technologies of the internet era.

Young People, Body Image and Social Media, a research brief created by the Digital Wellness Lab’s Knowledge Manager, Kaitlin Tiches, is cited.

The Digital Wellness Lab’s Dr. Michael Rich advises engagement and consistency in structuring children’s internet use.