Dr. Katie Hurley
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378 appearances
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first heard Apr 2022
last heard Apr 2022
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If you're doom scrolling Instagram for seven hours a day, not great, right?
But if you're connecting with a friend and you're playing a game, that's super great.
I just think that's one of the best parts of technology is that the kids who don't have the face-to-face connections can have those online connections and they can get those same supports.
And look at us.
I mean, Debbie, we are friends because we met online.
Yes, that's true.
So let's acknowledge that.
Absolutely.
I sometimes find myself wishing that they would remake You've Got Mail, except it's for teenagers and they're connecting online and making friends.
I really want to normalize it.
I just think you can make powerful friendships through gaming and through being online.
We have to normalize that.
Part of the reason I've written a couple of books just for teenagers and kids, and I don't like to sell myself, and Janine Halloran has written some amazing coping skills books for kids and coping skills books for teens, because we do need these resources at home.
It's too much to ask parents to be therapists.
It really is.
But when we have resources in our hands, we can kind of talk about things and we can look at an activity in a book like that and say, huh, okay, let's figure out some light coping cards.
If we were going to come up with a list of things that we know work when we're upset, what would be mine and what would be yours?
Let's get out some index cards and we'll make some together.
And it's just a way to process, you know, how do we get through hard things?
Because we have to do it as adults.
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