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Volume 6

Journal of Child and Adolescent Behavior

Psychiatry Neuro 2018

November 12-13, 2018

Page 22

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Social media: The antisocial media, its challenges and impact on mental health

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ell we live in a dynamic world of social media. The world is divided into two paradoxes, real world and online which is now

declared a domain. We know the advantages of social media, how connected we are, how easy it is to communicate however

what we disregard is the unknown dark realm of the social media with a dynamic interface which is very engaging and addictive

in nature. With the expansion of social media and advent of smart phones, our universe is in our hands and just a touch away.

Screen time has increased considerably, real time has decreased substantiality and there is a false perception of anonymity, closeness,

proximity and security. This leads to a lot of deviant behaviors. Outdoor activities have been replaced with gaming consoles, VR

gismos and ever engaging social media. Social isolation is on the rise, there has been an increase in the mental health disorders

amongst children, adolescents and adults. Social media is now deemed as an addiction. There is a significant withdrawal, craving and

dependence on social media, working on rewards, surges, highs and pleasure system. The conundrum is to counter this addiction

which impacts the young impacting not only the social values but institutions affecting skill sets and endangers the societal fabric.

Amongst teenagers there has been an increase in mental health disorders by 75% in the past 2 decades. There have been relapses of

bipolar illness and psychotic disorder due to social. Isolation instigated by cyber world that includes gadgets, gaming, social media,

etc. Stalking has never been easy, instead of one there are multiple targets, paranoia and delusional word has become more elaborated

fed by the addictive enchanting and enthralling world of social media.

Biography

Khurram Tanveer Sadiq is a Consultant Psychiatrist in Manchester. He was given the award by international association of health professionals as one of the top

psychiatrist in UK and as one of leading physicians of the world. He has also been included in the continental who’s who list which is a leading publication in US.

khurramlodhi74@hotmail.com

Khurram Sadiq

Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation, UK

Khurram Sadiq, J Child Adolesc Behav 2018, Volume 6

DOI: 10.4172/2375-4494-C2-007