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Cayley Jorgenson
Cayley Jorgenson
Cayley Jorgensen is the director of FaceUp South Africa, which is a reporting system that is currently being used by schools and companies to fight bullying around the world. FaceUp helps give a voice to bystanders by encouraging them to speak up and get the help they not only want but need. Alongside FaceUp, she is a Registered Counsellor with The Health Professions Council of South Africa, and she runs a private practice offering counselling to children, teenagers and families.
Cayley has published numerous articles on bullying, cyberbullying, mental health as well as child sexual abuse. She has worked in the field of mental health and psychology for the past 8 years. Throughout this time she has continued to engage in academic research as well as education surrounding her areas of interest such as bullying, mental health in South Africa, trauma, suicide and sexual abuse.
Cayley combines her passion for public speaking, mental health, and social media to help individuals navigate the technological space we currently live in. Her main focus is creating awareness and educating the community on the mental health pressures of today’s world, as well as resources and techniques to understand and cope better.
Cayley Jorgenson's Training & Resources
What Parents Need to Know about Toddlers & Screen Time
- Published 6th May 2022
This week's free online safety guide focuses on toddlers and screen time. It highlights a number of tips such as setting parental controls, removing devices at certain times and using screentime as a reward.
Understanding, Managing and Preventing Digital Overload in Children and Young People | Secondary
This webinar will provide headteachers, teachers and practitioners with an understanding of the concept of information overload and practical guidance and advice on how to support children and young people who may suffer from the risks associated with too much digital media.
Understanding, Managing and Preventing Digital Overload in Children and Young People | Primary
This webinar will provide headteachers, teachers and practitioners with an understanding of the concept of information overload and practical guidance and advice on how to support children and young people who may suffer from the risks associated with too much digital media.