内容简介
HaveiPadsreplacedconversationatthedinnertable?Whatdoinfantsobservewhentheirparentsareontheirsmartphones?Shouldyoubeyourchild'sFacebookfriend?Asthefocusoffamilyhasturnedtotheglowofthescreen-childrenconstantlytextingtheirfriends,parentsworkingonlinearoundtheclock-everydaylifeisundergoingamassivetransformation.EasyavailabilitytotheInternetandsocialmediahaserasedtheboundariesthatprotectchildrenfromtheunsavoryaspectsofadultlife.Parentsoftenfeeltheyarelosingameaningfulconnectionwiththeirchildren.Childrenarefeelinglonelyandalienated.Thedigitalworldisheretostay,butwhatarefamilieslosingwithtechnology'sgain?AsrenownedclinicalpsychologistCatherineSteiner-Adairexplains,familiesareincrisisaroundthisissue,andevenmoresothantheyrealize.Notonlydochronictechdistractionshavedeepandlastingeffects,butchildrendesperatelyneedparentstoprovidewhattechcannot:close,significantinteractionswiththeadultsintheirlives.Drawingonreal-lifestoriesfromherclinicalworkwithchildrenandparents,andherconsultingworkwitheducatorsandexpertsacrossthecountry,Steiner-Adairoffersinsightsandadvicethatcanhelpparentsachievegreaterunder-standing,authority,andconfidenceastheycomeupagainstthetechrevolutionunfoldingintheirlivingrooms.Weallknowthatdeepconnectionwiththepeoplewelovemeanseverythingtous.It'stimetolookwithfresheyesandanopenmindatthedisconnectionweareexperiencingfromourextremedevicedependence.It'snevertoolatetoputdowntheiPadandcometothedinnertable.
作者简介
Catherine,isaninternationallyrecognizedclinicalpsychologist,schoolconsultant,andauthor.ShemaintainsaprivatepracticeinMassachusetts,isaclinicalinstructorintheDepartmentofPsychiatryatHarvardMedicalSchoolandanassociatepsychologistatMcLeanHospital,andspeakstonumerousaudiences,includingeducators,healthprofessionals,PTAs,religiousgroups,andnonprofitorganizations.