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Teens, relationships and social media

Teens, relationships and social media

by The Spark Counselling | Nov 7, 2016 | Children and Young People, families, parenting, relationships, Society, tips, young people

Before the advent of social media, parents had an easier time keeping track of the teenage celebrity crush. Celebrity crushes used to be someone from music, TV, sport or film. By virtue of their prominence in mainstream media, parents had a better chance of monitoring...

Social media and the celebrity crush

by The Spark Counselling | Nov 1, 2016 | Children and Young People, families, mental health, parenting, tips, young people

Social media has made the ‘celebrity crush’ more complicated for teens and their parents. In the first of two special blogs we look at how social media has changed the nature of the celebrity crush and how parents can help protect their children. A childhood rite of...

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