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Discover the latest facts and information about Technology addiction
Learn how different aspects of your physical and mental health can be affected by technology and improved by stopping social media and tech addiction
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November 2023
Most digital users don’t even realise they are being controlled by their devices. Learn how to be free from tech, digital and smartphone addiction.
July 2017
Amid reports of ITV's 'Love Island' fans suffering withdrawal symptoms following the finale episode this week the London Evening Standard asked us to look into the phenomena of TV addiction...
February 2015
The explosion of social media, selfies and mobile devices is priming a generation of UK teenagers for a lifelong struggle with addiction, according to research released today.
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May 2024
How is a mostly mental addiction so hard to break? What’s the difference between a movie and scrolling through TikTok or playing a computer game? Read more to find out
April 2024
Ofcom calls for Big Tech to help but the issue needs tackling closer to home
November 2023
Most digital users don’t even realise they are being controlled by their devices. Learn how to be free from tech, digital and smartphone addiction.
January 2023
Discover what makes Allen Carr’s Easyway therapists so special and start today the best way to set yourself free from addictions with the best team.
February 2015
The explosion of social media, selfies and mobile devices is priming a generation of UK teenagers for a lifelong struggle with addiction, according to research released today.
