3 Reasons to Take a Weekly Tech Break
Just one day a week off your devices reaps emotional and physical benefits.
Mental and emotional health rank just as high as physical health when it comes to your overall well-being. Whether you have a diagnosed mental health concern like depression or anxiety, or are curious about how to improve your emotional life, investing in robust emotional health is a worthy and important priority.
Just one day a week off your devices reaps emotional and physical benefits.
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