Faculty:Melissa WestendorfDuration:2 Hours 38 MinutesFormat:Audio and VideoCopyright:May 08, is Archive: 2020 Description We are in uncharted waters when it comes to children’s technology usage and what it means for the psychological issues that will arise from it..
Archive: Faculty:Melissa WestendorfDuration:2 Hours 38 MinutesFormat:Audio and VideoCopyright:May 08, 2020 Description We are in uncharted waters when it comes to children’s technology usage and what it means for the psychological issues that will arise from it.
year, is With each passing mental health professionals are being forced to find answers for the negative aspects associated with this ever-increasing integration of technology and kids’ lives.It is imperative that we share the best information we have available to us to help this vulnerable population..
With each passing year, mental health professionals are being forced to find answers for the negative aspects associated with this ever-increasing integration of technology and kids’ lives.It is imperative that we share the best information we have available to us to help this vulnerable population.
We is can’t stop the advancement of technology, but we must collectively find ways to minimize the negative impacts that can come with it.Join Dr. Melissa Westendorf in this recording as she navigates through:The impact that technology has on a child’s developing brainHow to assess technology overuse and how much of an issue it is for your clientThe 4 main areas that are impacted by technology in childrenSpecial considerations for children who have ADHD, Autism, or AnxietyEffective clinical strategies for working with children who are having issues with technology, as well as their parents.Dr..
We can’t stop the advancement of technology, but we must collectively find ways to minimize the negative impacts that can come with it.Join Dr. Melissa Westendorf in this recording as she navigates through:The impact that technology has on a child’s developing brainHow to assess technology overuse and how much of an issue it is for your clientThe 4 main areas that are impacted by technology in childrenSpecial considerations for children who have ADHD, Autism, or AnxietyEffective clinical strategies for working with children who are having issues with technology, as well as their parents.Dr.
Westendorf is is a psychologist, attorney, and co-founder of the Technology Wellness Center..
Westendorf is a psychologist, attorney, and co-founder of the Technology Wellness Center.
her practice, is In she has assessed multiple young adults faced with legal consequences for behavior that was driven, in part, by technology overuse, which began in adolescence..
In her practice, she has assessed multiple young adults faced with legal consequences for behavior that was driven, in part, by technology overuse, which began in adolescence.
The legal cases is prompted her to co-found the Technology Wellness Center to provide tools and counseling to parents and children struggling with technology overuse issues..
The legal cases prompted her to co-found the Technology Wellness Center to provide tools and counseling to parents and children struggling with technology overuse issues.
Handouts Manual - is Technology Overuse (2 MB) 53 Pages Available after Purchase Illinois Educators Self-study Instructions (28.5 KB) Available after Purchase Illinois Educators Evaluation Form (1.2 MB) Available after Purchase Outline How to Know if a Child’s Technology Use is a Problem Technology and a Child’s BrainCognitive Processes Impacted by Heavy Technology UseImpulse Control, Attention, Focus, OrganizationAssessing Technology OveruseThe Argument of Overuse versus AddictionWhat is the “Technology Use Continuum” (TUC) and How to Use ItThe Four Areas Impacted – And Strategies to Deal with Them BehavioralLoss of Interest in hobbiesSchool PerformanceWithdrawal from Family InteractionsLack of FocusPhysicalLack of ExerciseLack of Time Spent Outside/Vitamin DSleep ProblemsEmotionalLonelinessDepressionSelf-Esteem/Self-WorthLack of Emotional DevelopmentInterpersonalImpact on Interactions with PeersUnderstanding Social CuesBullyingDigital SafetySpecial Considerations AutismADHD/AnxietyPornographySocial MediaChallenging Situations Suicidal IdeationViolent BehaviorOnline PredatorsClinical Solutions and Strategies Questions to Ask in SessionWhat is the Root Cause for the Initial Appointment?Is Technology THE Problem or Only Part of the ProblemWhat are the Parent’s Goals for Working with a Clinician?Ongoing Therapy or Treatment PlansProviding Parenting Guidance and SolutionsLegal Issues to Consider Faculty Melissa Westendorf, Ph.D., J.D. Related seminars and products: 8 Technology Wellness Center Melissa Westendorf, Ph.D., J.D., is a clinical and forensic psychologist and founder of the Technology Wellness Center. As a clinician, she has provided therapy to adults and adolescents in the community and within the correctional setting. Dr. Westendorf’s forensic practice is dedicated to assessing adults and youth in either the criminal justice system or in civil matters..
Handouts Manual - Technology Overuse (2 MB) 53 Pages Available after Purchase Illinois Educators Self-study Instructions (28.5 KB) Available after Purchase Illinois Educators Evaluation Form (1.2 MB) Available after Purchase Outline How to Know if a Child’s Technology Use is a Problem Technology and a Child’s BrainCognitive Processes Impacted by Heavy Technology UseImpulse Control, Attention, Focus, OrganizationAssessing Technology OveruseThe Argument of Overuse versus AddictionWhat is the “Technology Use Continuum” (TUC) and How to Use ItThe Four Areas Impacted – And Strategies to Deal with Them BehavioralLoss of Interest in hobbiesSchool PerformanceWithdrawal from Family InteractionsLack of FocusPhysicalLack of ExerciseLack of Time Spent Outside/Vitamin DSleep ProblemsEmotionalLonelinessDepressionSelf-Esteem/Self-WorthLack of Emotional DevelopmentInterpersonalImpact on Interactions with PeersUnderstanding Social CuesBullyingDigital SafetySpecial Considerations AutismADHD/AnxietyPornographySocial MediaChallenging Situations Suicidal IdeationViolent BehaviorOnline PredatorsClinical Solutions and Strategies Questions to Ask in SessionWhat is the Root Cause for the Initial Appointment?Is Technology THE Problem or Only Part of the ProblemWhat are the Parent’s Goals for Working with a Clinician?Ongoing Therapy or Treatment PlansProviding Parenting Guidance and SolutionsLegal Issues to Consider Faculty Melissa Westendorf, Ph.D., J.D. Related seminars and products: 8 Technology Wellness Center Melissa Westendorf, Ph.D., J.D., is a clinical and forensic psychologist and founder of the Technology Wellness Center. As a clinician, she has provided therapy to adults and adolescents in the community and within the correctional setting. Dr. Westendorf’s forensic practice is dedicated to assessing adults and youth in either the criminal justice system or in civil matters.
a technology wellness expert, is As she is dedicated to assisting parents, children, adolescents, and adults on understanding the complexities of technology use and the impact on our brains, emotions, and interpersonal relationships..
As a technology wellness expert, she is dedicated to assisting parents, children, adolescents, and adults on understanding the complexities of technology use and the impact on our brains, emotions, and interpersonal relationships.
Dr. Westendorf’s legal training is coupled with her clinical background enables her to work with individuals who are experiencing the legal ramifications of technology use.As a proactive psychologist and educator, Dr. Westendorf is a keynote speaker at academic institutions, parent organizations, businesses, and community groups, offering preventative tools and resources that educate others on how to manage technology use in a healthy manner..
Dr. Westendorf’s legal training coupled with her clinical background enables her to work with individuals who are experiencing the legal ramifications of technology use.As a proactive psychologist and educator, Dr. Westendorf is a keynote speaker at academic institutions, parent organizations, businesses, and community groups, offering preventative tools and resources that educate others on how to manage technology use in a healthy manner.
She is is the co-author of Unplug!.
She is the co-author of Unplug!
Kids is Raising in a Technology Addicted World..
Raising Kids in a Technology Addicted World.
She is has served on the Committee for Legal Issues for the American Psychological Association and on the Psychology Examining Board for the state of Wisconsin..
She has served on the Committee for Legal Issues for the American Psychological Association and on the Psychology Examining Board for the state of Wisconsin.
Dr. Westendorf is has been appointed as an expert in high profile legal cases, featuring the psychological ramifications of technology use..
Dr. Westendorf has been appointed as an expert in high profile legal cases, featuring the psychological ramifications of technology use.
Her expertise is has been relied upon in a wide variety of articles, podcasts, radio segments, and television programming..
Her expertise has been relied upon in a wide variety of articles, podcasts, radio segments, and television programming.
She is has been featured on NPR (National Public Radio), Wisconsin Public Radio, and ABC’s 20/20..
She has been featured on NPR (National Public Radio), Wisconsin Public Radio, and ABC’s 20/20.
She is is a monthly contributor to The Morning Blend.Speaker Disclosures:Financial: Melissa Westendorf is a founder of the Technology Wellness Center..
She is a monthly contributor to The Morning Blend.Speaker Disclosures:Financial: Melissa Westendorf is a founder of the Technology Wellness Center.
She is is in private practice..
She is in private practice.
Dr. Westendorf is receives a speaking honorarium from PESI, Inc.Non-financial: Melissa Westendorf is a member of the American Psychological Association..
Dr. Westendorf receives a speaking honorarium from PESI, Inc.Non-financial: Melissa Westendorf is a member of the American Psychological Association.