The Conversation: Findings from a Victorian coroner’s report remind us we still don’t fully understand how problematic gaming ties into other factors in a person’s life.
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The Conversation: Findings from a Victorian coroner’s report remind us we still don’t fully understand how problematic gaming ties into other factors in a person’s life.
The Conversation: We may want to follow China’s ruling to reduce video game play to 3 hours per week. Will it work in family homes?
Sky News: If you worry that children may be more susceptible to video game addiction than ever, you’re not alone.
Video gaming has soared in popularity during the coronavirus pandemic as kids spend more time at home. So how much gaming is too much, what are the long-term effects and how can parents set healthy boundaries?
Does killing animals in a video game have a different impact on children to killing people in games?
Channel 7 Segment: Want to give your child new technology for Christmas but don’t want them to over use it! My top tips for setting up healthy technology routines from day 1.
The Conversation: If your child spends long hours playing video games, you might be worried they’re addicted. Here are signs to look for.
Sunday Telegraph: If your child plays the video game Fortnite, here is a special report into Aussie kids who are obsessed with this game and how parents can manage it.
Today Show: Following on from the New Zealand Gun attack I explain what the research tells us about videogames and violent behaviour.
Daily Edition: The follow up talk to have with your child if they viewed the footage of the New Zealand terrorist attack online.
