Look, let’s say we don’t call it addiction. Users dislike like the term, and we understand their frustration
Many users report that digital technology use has improved their lives. It’s allowed them to connect with friends around the world, increased their access to all types of information, and provided countless ways to entertain themselves. However, use has its down side. Heavy consumption is linked to depression, social anxiety, relationship difficulties, health problems, academic failure and lost work productivity. At reSTART, we work with heavy consumers of technology to help them decipher what type of use is getting in the way of healthy lifestyle practices. Use occurs on a continuum, from light use, to heavy addictive consumption.
While it may be extremely pleasurable to play video games or surf the web for 8-12 hours a day, it’s simply not sustainable
Most people need career skills to get by in life, they depend on a healthy body to meet the demands of daily living, and ultimately desire to form meaningful relationships with others. To meet these universal objectives, both as people, and as a society, the ways each we use technology must be examined and measured against lifetime goals and desires. At reSTART, our shared goal is simple. Address the ways digital technology use is an obstacle in the lives of users, while simultaneously improving healthy lifestyle practices. This holistic approach to sustainability helps users develop a blueprint for where they are now, and where they’d like to be in the future.
We are the first and foremost experts in the area of sustainable technology use, and we’ve designed a program that leads users to living balanced lives despite their love of technology.
Whether you are struggling with what is now called video game addiction, internet gaming disorder, problematic social media use, or too much virtual reality use on a daily basis, chances are we’ve got solutions that will help you reach your own personal goals.
Join us for an adventure that will change your life.
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