377: Parenting a Gamer, with Andrew Fishman LCSW
My own kid has told me for years that talking to people online is just easier than talking to them in person. I used to wonder if that was a red flag. Andrew Fishman helped me understand that it actually might be the opposite.
Andrew is a licensed clinical social worker and author of “Parenting a Gamer” who specializes in the impact of video games on mental health. He spent years running group therapy for autistic kids, teens, and adults before focusing his practice on adolescent gamers, many of them neurodivergent.
In this episode, we get into why gaming can feel like the safest, most…
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