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Digital Detox Needs

Julian Beaumont

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Digital Detox Needs addresses the growing concern of excessive screen time and its effects on family relationships and individual well-being. The book uniquely blends psychology, family dynamics, and addiction research to offer practical methods for creating healthy digital habits.

 
Did you know that excessive screen time can affect brain development, especially in children, and impact emotional regulation within families? The book emphasizes that mindful digital habits are essential, providing insights into the addictive potential of digital devices and how this impacts family dynamics.

 
The book progresses systematically, starting with an examination of the digital landscape and its impact on families. It then moves into addiction studies detailing the neurological impacts of excessive screen use. Finally, it provides a guide for establishing screen-free zones and fostering alternative activities, which is critical because proactive intervention can lead to improved mental health and stronger family bonds.

 
The book offers concrete solutions for families to implement, moving beyond simply identifying the problem by helping people create personalized digital detox plans.
Disponibile da: 22/02/2025.
Lunghezza di stampa: 87 pagine.

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