Coaching Corner: Social Media and Kids

Coaching Corner: Social Media and KidsThe Matt Townsend Show • Season 4, Episode 78, Segment 3

Apr 21, 2015 • 30m

Everyone is busy and making time for meetings or family time can be tough. Sometimes the best way to reach the kids or grandkids is by texting or using social media. Dr. Townsend is preparing for a presentation on better ways to use technology and/or social media and shares some of the things he has learned in the process. Dr. Townsend talks about parents using social media to engage with their kids.

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