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The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) Center of Excellence on Social Media and Youth Mental Health is dedicated to creating a healthy digital ecosystem for children and adolescents.

Social media use starts during childhood and can play a significant role in the relationships and experiences that impact children and teens' growth, development and mental health.

The Center's work is guided by its co-Medical Directors, Megan Moreno, MD, MPH, MSEd, FAAP and Jenny Radesky, MD, FAAP, who are pediatricians and experts in the field of youth development and media. We will have collaborative conversations with youth, families and community representatives, with lived experience, to help inform and shape our work.

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center of excellence on social media and mental wellness

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Center of Excellence on Social Media and Youth Mental Health

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This National Center of Excellence will serve as a centralized, trusted source for evidence-based education and technical assistance to support the mental health of children and adolescents as they navigate social media.

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Session 05: Pulling It All Together: Practical Implications and Resources

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Session 05: Pulling It All Together: Practical Implications and Resources

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Session 04: Digital Literacy and Strategies for Families  

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Session 04: Digital Literacy and Strategies for Families  

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Session 03: Understanding Media Use from a Child-Centered, Developmental Lens

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Session 03: Understanding Media Use from a Child-Centered, Developmental Lens

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Session 01: Social Media 101: What is the problem and how can we talk about it with families? 

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Session 01: Social Media 101: What is the problem and how can we talk about it with families? 

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Review Verification Requirements Before Session 01

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Review Verification Requirements Before Session 01

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Family Tip Sheet- Building Healthy Digital Habits 

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Family Tip Sheet- Building Healthy Digital Habits 

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​Use this Family Media Plan to create a personalized plan for how all kinds of media are used in your family. ​​

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Kristin Conrad
AAP ECHO Program Manager
Kconrad@aap.org

Marija Hegel, MPH
AAP Program Manager, Social Media and Mental Health
Mhegel@aap.org

Ashley Horne, MA​
Program Manager, AAP National Center on Social Media and Youth Mental Health
ahorne@aap.org

Julia Matakis, MPH, PCC ​
AAP Senior Manger Mental Health Programs
jmatakis@aap.org

Nicole Owings-Fonner, MA, PMP ​

Director, AAP National Center on Social Media and Youth Mental Health
nowingsfonner@aap.org

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Interested in presenting a scenario about youth and/or family Social Media use? Please complete the scenario presentation survey! Upon completion, AAP staff will be in touch with the next steps. 

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Interested in presenting a scenario about youth and/or family Social Media use? Please complete the scenario presentation survey! Upon completion, AAP staff will be in touch with the next steps. 

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PLEASE NOTE: Do not share any confidential patient information (name, etc.) when identifying youth and adolescents during the ECHO session.

The submission of scenarios for presentation and discussion is a key component in the Project ECHO® model. We welcome scenarios that involve patient care as well as process and/or policy-related scenarios. Project ECHO staff will follow up with you to provide guidance and structure around this presentation. The presentation serves as a tool to discuss youth social media use as it relates to mental health. The presentation is typically about 5 minutes long.
What should I present?
This ECHO program seeks scenarios, policies, and/or procedures that involve youth, adolescents, and or families who use social media.

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AAP Social Media and Youth Mental Health ECHO: Scenario and Discussion Questions Presentation Form

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Web survey powered by SurveyMonkey.com. Create your own online survey now with SurveyMonkey's expert certified FREE templates.

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To receive CME/MOC part 2 credit, you will need to attend 4 out of the 5 sessions.  A required attestation will be collected upon program conclusion in order to claim credits. 

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To receive CME/MOC part 2 credit, you will need to attend 4 out of the 5 sessions.  A required attestation will be collected upon program conclusion in order to claim credits. 

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Upon zoom registration, you will be sent the meeting link. Please register in advance. 

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The AAP Social Media and Youth Mental Health ECHO will meet on the following Tuesdays at 1:00 PM CT

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The AAP Social Media and Youth Mental Health ECHO will meet on the following Tuesdays at 1:00 PM CT

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1. November 28, 2023: Click here to register

2. December 5, 2023: Click here to register

3. December 12, 2023: Click here to register

4. January 9, 2024: Click here to register

5. January 23, 2024: Click here to register