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Professionals > Training > Social media and mental health – Bite-size via ZOOM

Social media and mental health – Bite-size via ZOOM

Date/Time

08/06/2020 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm

The social media bite-size course is aimed at anyone caring for or looking after children and young people to give an insight into the current trending social media apps used by children and young people.

Delegates will learn the strategies on how to promote safety to children and young people when using these apps. The session will also focus on how technology and social media can be good for their mental health and how we can promote aspects of resilience from this.

**This bite-size course will be delivered via Zoom. You will receive confirmation of the Zoom call via email two days prior to the course start date**

Please contact FrancescaL@mya.org.uk for more information about this course.

Bookings

Bookings are closed for this event.