A digital detox alternative. We aim to return control back to clients so they can leverage technology to its fullest potential without becoming overwhelmed.
@aldenejones This is a terrifying reality. Yet, we remain optimistic that we can teach youth and adults how to use technology vs. the other way around. We work toward that goal each day.
@seandsweeney Thanks for this reflection Sean. And to think that so many spend so much time on our screens, instead of all things related to health. Some day digital wellness will become just as mainstream as cardio or weights. We hope.
@elonmusk@jack Agency matters. This is almost always the thing we need to re-teach on when we support clients who come to us for “digital addiction” needs.
@businessbarista This is a complex issue Alex, and we take our shot at it by providing adults and kids with a framework to use vs. an app. ScrollByChoice dot com.
Logistics:
Sign-up: https://t.co/k3ZpNOAzTD
Money back guarantee: Yep. IF after attending 4 weeks - you and/or your teen don't feel better equipped to taking control of Digital Choices - we'll learn from your feedback and return the registration fees back to you.
Is Screentime really as harmful as smoking? 🚬📱
Analogies like this pop up often when we discuss things like social media, gaming, or streaming. Parents at home, HR leaders at work, and teachers at school are all grappling with this question.
Starting October 8th, we'll host our second cohort through a workshop where we will debate, discuss and dive-deep into Digital Wellness frameworks to help you reclaim control over your digital habits.