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Derailed: Episode 52: "The TikTok ticks"

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Healthcare providers have noticed an increase in youngsters trying to ''fake'' the symptoms of mental health conditions.

As we near the end of our month long mental health series, we've roped in experts to help us warn parents about worrying online trends.

HOT1027’S Tara Penny has more…

Anyone wanting to reach out for help or advice can contact SADAG’s 24 hour call center - free of charge.
28 Oct English South Africa Entertainment News · Documentary

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