“Feeling that others can depend on us is important. If people cannot count on you, you will have few relationships.”
In life, to succeed we need to be able to depend on others. If others cannot depend on us, we will be alone when life gets difficult.
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Nathan Driskell, MA, LPC is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Texas (License #66397) specializing in Internet addiction and high-functioning autism. With over 16 years in clinical practice, he treats children, adolescents, and adults through his private practice based in Texas. He is the author of three books — Internet Addiction: Kicking the Habit, Is Your Child Addicted to Electronics?, and So You Have Autism, Now What? — and writes the Spectrum & Screens newsletter on LinkedIn covering technology, autism, and mental health. Learn more at nathandriskell.com.
Latest posts by Nathan Driskell, MA, LPC (see all)
- Living for the Weekend: Why We Lose Our Discipline — and How to Get It Back - July 7, 2026
- What Actually Helps an Autistic Child When Screen Time Has Tipped — Beyond Just Taking the Device Away - July 2, 2026
- Is It a Special Interest or a Screen Addiction? How to Tell the Difference in an Autistic Child - June 30, 2026
