
Why your teen simply must sleep
Sleep deprivation is a silent epidemic among our teenagers, according to paediatric and adolescent sleep specialist, Dr Chris Seton. With screen time, social media and gaming competing for our teenager's attention, sleep disruption is at an all-time high. Dr Seton tells Maggie Dent about the devastating effects sleep deprivation has on our teenagers. From social, emotional and mental health problems to declining academic performance, it is a wake-up call for parents to make sleep a priority. The advice provided in this podcast is general in nature and does not take into account your personal situation. If you require further advice specific to your needs, please consult a professional. Credits Presenter: Maggie Dent Producer: Maria Tickle Executive producer: Monique Bowley Consulting producer: Carmen Myler Sound engineer: Nathan Turnbull Field recordings: Rebecca McLaren
Parental As Anything · Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Show Notes
Sleep deprivation is a silent epidemic among our teenagers, according to paediatric and adolescent sleep specialist, Dr Chris Seton.
With screen time, social media and gaming competing for our teenager's attention, sleep disruption is at an all-time high.
Dr Seton tells Maggie Dent about the devastating effects sleep deprivation has on our teenagers. From social, emotional and mental health problems to declining academic performance, it is a wake-up call for parents to make sleep a priority.
The advice provided in this podcast is general in nature and does not take into account your personal situation. If you require further advice specific to your needs, please consult a professional.
Credits
Presenter: Maggie Dent
Producer: Maria Tickle
Executive producer: Monique Bowley
Consulting producer: Carmen Myler
Sound engineer: Nathan Turnbull
Field recordings: Rebecca McLaren