Managing Tech. and Feel-Good Hormones in Kids' Mental Health

Dr. Kathy explores recent research on the impact of feel-good hormones on mental health in children and adolescents. She discusses the responsibility parents have in managing how often kids experience these hormones in a world filled with stimuli. They also delve into a study on mice that suggests stimulating dopamine cells in the brain can lead to long-lasting positive effects on cognitive processing and decision-making. She also reflects on the potential implications of excessive dopamine exposure in technology use for mental health in teens.