Mental Health and Digital Wellness: Navigating the Hyper-Connected World (eBook, ePUB)
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Book DescriptionIn our hyper-connected world, the line between digital convenience and digital dependency has never been more blurred. "Mental Health and Digital Wellness: Navigating the Hyper-Connected World" addresses one of the most pressing challenges of our time: how to maintain mental health and authentic human connection in an age dominated by algorithms, endless scrolling, and the constant demand for our attention.Dr. Naim Tahir Baig presents a comprehensive, evidence-based guide that bridges cutting-edge research with practical, actionable strategies. Drawing from the latest 2025 stud...
Book Description
In our hyper-connected world, the line between digital convenience and digital dependency has never been more blurred. "Mental Health and Digital Wellness: Navigating the Hyper-Connected World" addresses one of the most pressing challenges of our time: how to maintain mental health and authentic human connection in an age dominated by algorithms, endless scrolling, and the constant demand for our attention.
Dr. Naim Tahir Baig presents a comprehensive, evidence-based guide that bridges cutting-edge research with practical, actionable strategies. Drawing from the latest 2025 studies showing that 65% of consumers now actively seek mental wellness solutions, and with global brain health disorders costing the economy $5 trillion annually, this book arrives at a critical moment when digital wellness is no longer optionalit's essential for survival and thriving.
Unlike other books that advocate for complete digital abstinence, this guide recognizes that technology is an integral part of modern life. Instead, it teaches readers how to develop a conscious, healthy relationship with digital tools through mindful consumption, strategic boundary-setting, and evidence-based stress management techniques. The book explores the neuroscience behind digital addiction, reveals how algorithms exploit psychological vulnerabilities, and provides readers with the tools to reclaim their attention and autonomy.
"Mental Health and Digital Wellness" is structured as a journey from awareness to action. Part I establishes the scope of the digital mental health crisis, examining how social media use among teens increases depression and anxiety risks by 100%, and how problematic social media use has risen from 7% to 11% in just four years. Part II delves into the science behind screen time's impact on sleep, stress, and cognitive function, while Parts III and IV provide practical frameworks for digital detox, mindfulness practices, and building mental resilience. The final sections explore how technology can be leveraged as a tool for mental health support and how to create sustainable, personalized digital wellness plans.
What sets this book apart is its integration of diverse cultural perspectives on healing, its focus on family and community approaches to digital wellness, and its forward-looking examination of emerging technologies in mental health. Dr. Baig's expertise in international relations and contemporary global affairs brings a unique, culturally-sensitive lens to digital wellness that acknowledges how technology impacts different communities and generations in varied ways. The book includes interactive assessments, practical exercises, and evidence-based tools that readers can immediately implement, making complex psychological concepts accessible and actionable for everyday life.
This is essential reading for anyone seeking to reclaim their mental health in the digital age, offering hope, practical wisdom, and a roadmap toward a more intentional, mindful way of living with technology.
In our hyper-connected world, the line between digital convenience and digital dependency has never been more blurred. "Mental Health and Digital Wellness: Navigating the Hyper-Connected World" addresses one of the most pressing challenges of our time: how to maintain mental health and authentic human connection in an age dominated by algorithms, endless scrolling, and the constant demand for our attention.
Dr. Naim Tahir Baig presents a comprehensive, evidence-based guide that bridges cutting-edge research with practical, actionable strategies. Drawing from the latest 2025 studies showing that 65% of consumers now actively seek mental wellness solutions, and with global brain health disorders costing the economy $5 trillion annually, this book arrives at a critical moment when digital wellness is no longer optionalit's essential for survival and thriving.
Unlike other books that advocate for complete digital abstinence, this guide recognizes that technology is an integral part of modern life. Instead, it teaches readers how to develop a conscious, healthy relationship with digital tools through mindful consumption, strategic boundary-setting, and evidence-based stress management techniques. The book explores the neuroscience behind digital addiction, reveals how algorithms exploit psychological vulnerabilities, and provides readers with the tools to reclaim their attention and autonomy.
"Mental Health and Digital Wellness" is structured as a journey from awareness to action. Part I establishes the scope of the digital mental health crisis, examining how social media use among teens increases depression and anxiety risks by 100%, and how problematic social media use has risen from 7% to 11% in just four years. Part II delves into the science behind screen time's impact on sleep, stress, and cognitive function, while Parts III and IV provide practical frameworks for digital detox, mindfulness practices, and building mental resilience. The final sections explore how technology can be leveraged as a tool for mental health support and how to create sustainable, personalized digital wellness plans.
What sets this book apart is its integration of diverse cultural perspectives on healing, its focus on family and community approaches to digital wellness, and its forward-looking examination of emerging technologies in mental health. Dr. Baig's expertise in international relations and contemporary global affairs brings a unique, culturally-sensitive lens to digital wellness that acknowledges how technology impacts different communities and generations in varied ways. The book includes interactive assessments, practical exercises, and evidence-based tools that readers can immediately implement, making complex psychological concepts accessible and actionable for everyday life.
This is essential reading for anyone seeking to reclaim their mental health in the digital age, offering hope, practical wisdom, and a roadmap toward a more intentional, mindful way of living with technology.
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