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Does the internet help or harm our mental health?
In this season two premiere of Function, Anil explores how the web made an impact on his mental health and talks to experts like Dr. Elias Aboujaoude, Stanford University psychiatrist and author; and web creators Desi Rottman and Angelo Stavrow about the how the internet is changing the way we see ourselves and interact with others.
Together, they explore the consequences of our love affair with the internet and discuss ways to use the internet to manage our mental health.
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Dr. Elias Aboujaoude
http://www.eliasaboujaoude.com/
Desi Rottman
Angelo Stavrow
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