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Assessing Adolescents' Social Media Usage

Below the Social Media Assessment are two tools: one for clients and another for clinicians.

 

Clinicians can provide their clients a visual handout to guide discussion of their technology and social media use during an assessment session. Clients may then take notes on their personal handouts and keep it as a reflective tool.

 

The clinician's tool is a formal printout of questions where they can document client responses. This form may be added as an addendum to the biopsychosocial assessment already used in practice. 

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References

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Biri, K. (2018). Disclosing the self to others online: The experiences of socially anxious college-aged females. Unpublished manuscript.

 

Clark, D.L., Raphael, J.L., & McGuire, A.L. (2018). HEADS4: Social media screening in adolescent  primary care. Pediatrics, 141(6).

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