5. Technology and Mental Health with Dr. Sheryl Ziegler

Dr. Sheryl Ziegler, Psy. D. is the best-selling author of Mommy Burnout, the podcast host of Dr. Sheryl’s PodCouch, a regular national and local news contributor and runs a private group practice in Denver, CO. She is also a national and international presenter on topics related to stress, parenting, mental health and burnout.

Technology and mental health are intertwined in many ways, but this relationship is often fraught with tension as technology can be both a hindrance to our minds and an outlet for us. This episode discusses the different forms that these relationships take: between children of parents who find it difficult to disconnect from their phones or social media; adults struggling with anxiety, depression, or addiction – all which may manifest themselves through increased use of tech-tools such as phone apps designed specifically for those purposes; how families might use games like Roadblocks together so they’re more connected with each other.

Technology has become crucial not only to our work lives but also increasingly important in balancing out stresses related to family life – especially when used appropriately!

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EPISODE SUMMARY MINUTE BY MINUTE

1:23 Get to know Sheryl 

2:25 Let’s talk about digital citizenship 

6:08 Taking a detour online

7:34 Why parents should be connected with technology 

10:48 Digital balance in life

11:15 Creating accountability with your kids

13:26 Follow your kid’s accounts

15:00 Should you look at your kid’s phone?

16:37 Judging screen time

21:16 Technology isn’t a bad thing, it’s how you use it

24:47 Leading by example 

28:23 Technologists should be more aware of unintended consequences of what we develop

35:42 How public schools are introducing technology to overcome the digital divide

38:24 How to connect with Dr. Ziegler

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