your guide to the social media ban

Social media plays a big role in how we connect, learn, and express ourselves. With new laws introduced, it’s okay to have questions or mixed feelings.

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Whether you’re a young person managing changes to your social media access - or you're supporting a young person who has been impacted, these resources are here to help you make sense of the changes

Staying safe and connected

Here are some ways to stay safe, protect your privacy, and stay close with your friends now social media access has changed.

Staying connected

The Social Media Ban: Staying informed

What do we know about the social media ban? Who’s affected and how does it work? Let’s break it down and explore what it means for you.

Staying informed

Tips for navigating the social media ban

Here are 7 tips to help you navigate the changes while still staying connected, creative, and in control of your online life.

Navigating change

The social media ban: Information for family

We know that uncertainty around change can be unsettling, so now is a great time to chat to young people in your life.

Navigating change

Starting the conversation

7 tips for starting a supportive conversation that can invite young people to feel heard as they navigate changing digital spaces.

Staying connected

The social media ban: For health professionals

If you are working in a role with young people that might be impacted, here are 7 tips to support them.

Staying informed

Peer chats

Join a group chat in our Online Communities to talk about what’s on your mind, hear from others going through similar things, and find tools to help you stay balanced online and offline.

Online & phone support

Create a free headspace account and get access to 1-on-1 chats with mental health and wellbeing professionals, plus more.