Why these tips: Your score indicates early signs of imbalance. Simple daily adjustments can prevent problems from developing.
• Designate one or two “screen-free” blocks of time into your daily routine.
• Make it a point to schedule time for off-line hobbies and relationships regularly.
• Begin to take note of how you feel when scrolling, and how you react to online content.
• Keep track of the time spent in digital activities every day.

Disclaimer: Course assessments and recommendations are for educational purposes only, not clinical diagnosis. Anyone who feels they need further assistance should seek professional help.

You’ve completed Course One: Mental Health in a Digital World.
Congratulations on taking this important step toward understanding your relationship with technology. Based on your assessment, you’ve received personalized recommendations and a zone snapshot reflecting your current digital well-being. These insights are more than just information, they’re tools for making intentional choices as technology evolves.

Remember, your zone and recommendations can change. Digital wellness is an ongoing journey, and staying aware of your patterns is key. Course modules, assessments, and recommendations all remain available to you at any time. These can be helpful to revisit when making informed decisions about when technology enhances your life, and when it doesn’t.

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