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#MentalHEALTH: The problem with these so-called influencers... | 98.5 The Cat

By www.iHeartToby.com
May 10, 2021
Influencers are great for a fashion tip or a makeup tutorial, but perhaps it’s best we leave the mental health advice to the professionals. At least that’s what psychology professionals are saying. They too have seen the rise in ‘mental health influencers’ sharing info online and they’ve got a few gripes you should be aware of before you self-diagnose with the help of TikTok.
● Unverified. The #MentalHealth has been watched 9 billion times on TikTok and you don’t have to scroll far before hitting videos that aren’t based on science. For example, you have some saying casual sex is self-harm and another telling viewers that worrying about losing your phone means you have social anxiety. And it’s not like these social media platforms have fact-checkers vetting claims so it’s left to the audience to vet such claims. And who has time for that? ....

Paul Marsden , University Of The Arts London , Arts London , பால் மார்ஸ்டன் , பல்கலைக்கழகம் ஆஃப் தி கலைகள் லண்டன் , கலைகள் லண்டன் ,

#MentalHEALTH: The problem with these so-called influencers... | B98

By www.iHeartToby.com
May 10, 2021
Influencers are great for a fashion tip or a makeup tutorial, but perhaps it’s best we leave the mental health advice to the professionals. At least that’s what psychology professionals are saying. They too have seen the rise in ‘mental health influencers’ sharing info online and they’ve got a few gripes you should be aware of before you self-diagnose with the help of TikTok.
● Unverified. The #MentalHealth has been watched 9 billion times on TikTok and you don’t have to scroll far before hitting videos that aren’t based on science. For example, you have some saying casual sex is self-harm and another telling viewers that worrying about losing your phone means you have social anxiety. And it’s not like these social media platforms have fact-checkers vetting claims so it’s left to the audience to vet such claims. And who has time for that? ....

Paul Marsden , University Of The Arts London , Arts London , பால் மார்ஸ்டன் , பல்கலைக்கழகம் ஆஃப் தி கலைகள் லண்டன் , கலைகள் லண்டன் ,

#MentalHEALTH: The problem with these so-called influencers... | Mix 98.1

By www.iHeartToby.com
May 10, 2021
Influencers are great for a fashion tip or a makeup tutorial, but perhaps it’s best we leave the mental health advice to the professionals. At least that’s what psychology professionals are saying. They too have seen the rise in ‘mental health influencers’ sharing info online and they’ve got a few gripes you should be aware of before you self-diagnose with the help of TikTok.
● Unverified. The #MentalHealth has been watched 9 billion times on TikTok and you don’t have to scroll far before hitting videos that aren’t based on science. For example, you have some saying casual sex is self-harm and another telling viewers that worrying about losing your phone means you have social anxiety. And it’s not like these social media platforms have fact-checkers vetting claims so it’s left to the audience to vet such claims. And who has time for that? ....

Paul Marsden , University Of The Arts London , Arts London , பால் மார்ஸ்டன் , பல்கலைக்கழகம் ஆஃப் தி கலைகள் லண்டன் , கலைகள் லண்டன் ,

#MentalHEALTH: The problem with these so-called influencers... | Majic 95.9

By www.iHeartToby.com
May 10, 2021
Influencers are great for a fashion tip or a makeup tutorial, but perhaps it’s best we leave the mental health advice to the professionals. At least that’s what psychology professionals are saying. They too have seen the rise in ‘mental health influencers’ sharing info online and they’ve got a few gripes you should be aware of before you self-diagnose with the help of TikTok.
● Unverified. The #MentalHealth has been watched 9 billion times on TikTok and you don’t have to scroll far before hitting videos that aren’t based on science. For example, you have some saying casual sex is self-harm and another telling viewers that worrying about losing your phone means you have social anxiety. And it’s not like these social media platforms have fact-checkers vetting claims so it’s left to the audience to vet such claims. And who has time for that? ....

Paul Marsden , University Of The Arts London , Arts London , பால் மார்ஸ்டன் , பல்கலைக்கழகம் ஆஃப் தி கலைகள் லண்டன் , கலைகள் லண்டன் ,

#MentalHEALTH: The problem with these so-called influencers... | NOW 1051

By www.iHeartToby.com
May 10, 2021
Influencers are great for a fashion tip or a makeup tutorial, but perhaps it’s best we leave the mental health advice to the professionals. At least that’s what psychology professionals are saying. They too have seen the rise in ‘mental health influencers’ sharing info online and they’ve got a few gripes you should be aware of before you self-diagnose with the help of TikTok.
● Unverified. The #MentalHealth has been watched 9 billion times on TikTok and you don’t have to scroll far before hitting videos that aren’t based on science. For example, you have some saying casual sex is self-harm and another telling viewers that worrying about losing your phone means you have social anxiety. And it’s not like these social media platforms have fact-checkers vetting claims so it’s left to the audience to vet such claims. And who has time for that? ....

Paul Marsden , University Of The Arts London , Arts London , பால் மார்ஸ்டன் , பல்கலைக்கழகம் ஆஃப் தி கலைகள் லண்டன் , கலைகள் லண்டன் ,