The Impact of Cyber Victimization on Adolescent Mental Health

Sherri Ann Walker; Folashade Odedina

The Impact of Cyber Victimization on Adolescent Mental Health

Liberty University

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Abstract

Cyber victimization is a growing risk factor for mental health disorders among adolescents. This session explores its prevalence and impact on adolescent well-being, as well as evidence-based interventions to mitigate harm. Attendees will learn strategies for screening, risk assessment, and promoting protective factors with an integrated Christian perspective on supporting affected youth.

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State	Published - Mar 29 2025

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Name	Mental Health Summit

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The Impact of Cyber Victimization on Adolescent Mental Health

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