Addictions


Compulsive Sexual Behavior

Understanding and Managing Compulsive Sexual Behaviors

Sex Addicts Anonymous (SAA)

Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous

SexHelp

Love Addicts Anonymous

S-Anon: Support for Family and Friends of Sex Addicts


Problem Gambling

National Council on Problem Gambling

MA Problem Gambling Helpline

Autism and Gambling: Understanding Risk and Interventions

Gamblers Anonymous

Gam-Anon


Substance Use

Resources for Families Coping with Mental and Substance Use Disorders, SAMHSA

Teens

Talking with Your Teen About Marijuana: Keeping Your Kids Safe, SAMHSA

Mitos versus Hechos: Consuma de Alcohol per Menores de Edad, SAMHSA

Talking with Your Teen About Alcohol, SAMHSA


Technology Addiction

Social Media and Mental Health: Are You Addicted to Social Media?, HelpGuide.org

Keeping teens safe on social media: What parents should know to protect their kids, APA

Beyond Screen Time: A Parent's Guide to Media Use, American Academy of Pedatrics

Screen Time and Well-Being, TELUS Wise

Screen Time for Your Child – 7 Tips, eSafetyCommissioner

Can Too Much Screen Time Harm You?, National Institute on Drug Abuse

How to Balance Screen Time, for a Healthy Headspace, National Youth Mental Health Foundation

Screen Time, Seattle Children's

Tiempo ante la pantalla, Seattle Children's

Make Time to Unplug, University of Nevada, Reno Extension

Helping Your Child Manage Digital Technology, School of Mental Health Ontario

Digital Media: A clinician's guide to counselling parents of school-aged children and adolescents, Canadian Paediatric Society


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