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How the online world shapes our mental health

How the online world shapes our mental health

Video resources to guide conversations

We’re proud to share this collection of videos, created in partnership with Peerscroller, to support conversations with young people about how the online world can impact mental health and wellbeing.

Designed for use in lessons, group discussions or one-to-one conversations, these short videos explore a range of topics, from the influence of algorithmically recommended content and social media feeds to the role online spaces can play in shaping how we think, feel and see the world around us.

Featuring the voices and experiences of young people, the videos also encourage reflection on where and how to seek support, including how to start conversations with trusted adults about mental health. They provide an accessible and engaging starting point for exploring online experiences, promoting critical thinking and helping young people build healthier relationships with the digital world.

 

How can your feed affect you?

Watch this video designed for use in lessons, group discussions or one-to-one conversations.

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How can your feed affect you?

What's an echo chamber?

Watch this video designed for use in lessons, group discussions or one-to-one conversations.

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What's an echo chamber?

How do I talk to my parents about my mental health?

Watch this video designed for use in lessons, group discussions or one-to-one conversations.

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How do I talk to my parents about my mental health?

For Parents: How do I talk to my child about mental health?

Watch this video designed for use in lessons, group discussions or one-to-one conversations.

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For Parents: How do I talk to my child about mental health?

Taking the first step with your mental health

Watch this video designed for use in lessons, group discussions or one-to-one conversations.

Taking the first step with your mental health

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