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How to Spot Bad Mental Health Advice on TikTok

Por: Elite Daily Entertainment November 20, 2022

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TikTok is good for many things. Skin care routines. Recipe hacks. Killing time before bed. But mental health advice? Well, that depends.#Mentalhealth and related hashtags have racked up billions of views on the platform, but that doesn’t mean the content is quality. To be sure, some of it truly is: Many TikTok content creators are mental health professionals, offering self-help tips, book recommendations, and advice on how to make the most out... + full article



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