Studies have revealed that social media can adversely affect young people's ability to socialize and communicate effectively with others, regulate their emotions, such as depression and anxiety, and develop a positive sense of self-worth, self-value, and self-esteem (Powell et al., 2013). As mental health issues continue to rise, finding innovative ways to provide support and intervention for those in need is essential. One solution could be to equip parents with digital literacy skills to navigate social media confidently, understand its culture, recognize its mental and emotional impact on youth, and implement practical strategies to moderate their children's social media use as a preventative and intervention measure.

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