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PsychChild is an online magazine about the mental health effects--and potential benefits--of social mediavideo games, and other screen-time activities.

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To order HQ laminated 11x17" wall posters, send your name, role, desired quantity, & address to TreffertStudios@ssmhealth.com

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Your testimonials will help us get a $250,000 AHW grant! 🙏🏻

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Our expert clinicians and trainees create free educational videos, graphics + more.

When used correctly, video games and social media can improve children's social skills, their emotional wellbeing, and their relationships with the grown-ups in their lives. Our goal is to facilitate a dialogue between kids and grown-ups about the risks, benefits, and potential uses of screentime activities.

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Funded in part by a generous grant from the Advancing a Healthier Wisconsin endowment (AHW)

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Please Note: All PsychChild web pages, resources, and content are for educational purposes only. Viewing our content does not establish a patient/doctor relationship. Any opinions are our own.

In case of mental health emergency, please call 988 or go to your nearest emergency room.

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