You’re navigating the maze of adolescence with your teen. Their emotions are a whirlwind, and you’re wondering how much of their mental health is influenced by their lifestyle. It’s a complex terrain, but understanding the intertwining factors can empower you to guide your teen toward well-being. Read on as this article unravels the impact of lifestyle choices on a teenager’s mental health.
Did you that the Philippines is considered as one of the top countries using social media with an average Filipino internet user averaging with 660 friends on Facebook and spend about 53 hours per week on social media alone?
YiLinker took this opportunity to establish its very first station.
Habitat acknowledges the power of social media for social change. In its effort to maximize social media to help reach more people with its mission, Habitat is holding its first “Social Media Circle”, a gathering of bloggers and social media enthusiasts with a heart for social change; the event is also Habitat’s way of honoring its online supporters.
Habitat hopes to inspire these people to continue supporting Habitat’s work in their own way and through their own network of influence. With the undeniable power and vast reach of social media, Habitat is excited at the prospect of engaging more volunteers, donors, and advocates through this support group.
This is something we are proud of and wish to express our sincere appreciation to our loyal supporters and 1 Million Facebook fans for their continued support as we celebrate our 1st year in business. We are glad to be able to connect with our guests through Social Media, says Jasper Evangelista, Vice President Brand Marketing, Solaire Resort and Casino.
Facebook made a rather staggering confession during its Q3 earnings call recently. David Ebersman, Facebook’s chief financial officer said, “We did see a decrease in daily users specifically among younger teens. We wanted to share this with you now because we get a lot of questions about it.”
To a certain extent, the exodus may have been brought about by moms, dads, titos (uncles) and titas (aunts) invading Facebook walls of teenagers and generally – bursting their personal digital bubbles.