Socially Overwired is a 22‑minute documentary that offers an intimate look at how social media and smartphone use are shaping the mental health of today’s youth. Through insights from medical experts, current research, and powerful firsthand stories from adolescents, the film examines the emotional and psychological impact of excessive screen time. It also highlights practical digital‑wellness strategies and empowers families, schools, and communities to work together in fostering healthier, more supportive social environments.
Meet the Speakers
Stacey Summers
Producer & Director of Socially Overwired
Jamie Freeny, DrPH, MPH
Child & Adolescent Mental Health Expert & Evaluation Scientist
Katelyn Tate, DO
Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist
Karolyn Skalany, MD
Psychiatrist
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Socially Overwired is a documentary short that takes an intimate look on the mental health effects of social media and smartphone use on today’s youth. Through interviews with medical experts, current research, and compelling personal stories from adolescents facing these challenges, the film sheds light on the emotional, psychological, and social implications of excessive screen use.
This film is produced by Poppy Pro Productions. Learn more about the film at www.sociallyoverwired.com.
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