You wouldn’t let your child smoke cigarettes if they were younger than eighteen-years-old, so why would you let them play video games that are R18+ restricted?

Jill Sweatman, a Neuroscience Learning Expert & Parent Coach, joins us this week to talk about some concerns research results from the UK and what that could mean for us.

You wouldn’t let your child smoke cigarettes if they were younger than eighteen-years-old, so why would you let them play video games that are R18+ restricted? Jill Sweatman, a Neuroscience Learning Expert & Parent Coach, joins us this week to talk about some concerns research results from the UK and what that could mean for us.

You wouldn’t let your child smoke cigarettes if they were younger than eighteen-years-old, so why would you let them play video games that are R18+ restricted?

Jill Sweatman, a Neuroscience Learning Expert &amp; Parent Coach, joins us this week to talk about some concerns research results from the UK and what that could mean for us.

Could video games be part of the problem? (6PR interview)

Jill Sweatman is a neuroscience and communication strategist. She is passionate about our brains, how and why they work the way they do. In particular, why we can unknowingly sabotage our success by not understanding or appreciating neuroscience and the people with whom we live and work.

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Could video games be part of the problem? (6PR interview)

Could video games be part of the problem? (6PR interview)