What TikTok Says vs. What the Research Shows | Mental Health and Kids @goodfaithpod
What TikTok Says vs. What the Research Shows | Mental Health and Kids  @goodfaithpod
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Influencers vs. the Research: A Word for Parents 📚 | Matt Loftus on Good Faith

Your kids are picking up mental health language from TikTok, influencers, and school — and a lot of it carries the ring of scientific authority without the science to back it up. Dr. Matt Loftus, physician and author of Resisting Therapy Culture, offers parents a practical move: don't just go with whatever the school says. Find the topics your kids are actually hearing about, dig into what the research really shows, and have the conversation. Schools have become a major locus for therapy culture, and too many are rushing in without carefully weighing the evidence.

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