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Is Social Media Preventing Real-Life Connections? with Dr. Keli
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Episode 12 "Most of the behavioral issues that we have are due to social media and technology." - Dr Keli, Guidance Counselor at Sweet Home High School
Thanks to at-home and hybrid learning, students are more reliant on technology than ever before. The pandemic forced many of us to interact solely online, preventing the chance for our kids to gain social skills in the real world.
Now that students are back in the classroom, it's up to the adults to reach out and form real connections with the youth and be that friend and confidant that can be trusted with potential thoughts of suicide or social anxiety.
About the Guest
Dr. Keli Koran Luchey is a New York State Certified School Counselor and presently serves as a High School Guidance Counselor. As the founder and CEO of Lucid Pathways, LLC she provides Educational Consulting, Life Coaching and Personal Counseling to clients throughout the country. She is committed to assisting her clients with “creating a clear and concise vision” so they may reach full living potential. She is well known for presenting “Lucid Vision Boards” to corporate companies, for private parties, and at public venues around the United States and abroad. https://www.lucidpathways.com/
Dr. Keli is a Schomburg Fellow, earned a PhD in Counselor Education, with a
concentration in School Counseling and a M.Ed. in College Counseling and Student Personnel Work from the University at Buffalo (SUNY Buffalo). She also holds a M.Ed. in Education Administration from Canisius College, and a B.A. in Psychology and a B.A. in Women’s Studies – both from SUNY Buffalo.
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Thanks to at-home and hybrid learning, students are more reliant on technology than ever before. The pandemic forced many of us to interact solely online, preventing the chance for our kids to gain social skills in the real world.
Now that students are back in the classroom, it's up to the adults to reach out and form real connections with the youth and be that friend and confidant that can be trusted with potential thoughts of suicide or social anxiety.
About the Guest
Dr. Keli Koran Luchey is a New York State Certified School Counselor and presently serves as a High School Guidance Counselor. As the founder and CEO of Lucid Pathways, LLC she provides Educational Consulting, Life Coaching and Personal Counseling to clients throughout the country. She is committed to assisting her clients with “creating a clear and concise vision” so they may reach full living potential. She is well known for presenting “Lucid Vision Boards” to corporate companies, for private parties, and at public venues around the United States and abroad. https://www.lucidpathways.com/
Dr. Keli is a Schomburg Fellow, earned a PhD in Counselor Education, with a
concentration in School Counseling and a M.Ed. in College Counseling and Student Personnel Work from the University at Buffalo (SUNY Buffalo). She also holds a M.Ed. in Education Administration from Canisius College, and a B.A. in Psychology and a B.A. in Women’s Studies – both from SUNY Buffalo.
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