Forget 'Digital Detoxing' & Technology 'Addictions': Design an online world which nourishes you.
When you have the basics of a healthy, balanced relationship with technology, you don't need to force yourself offline it in order to find peace.
Digital Nutrition explores a range of social, emotional and cognitive impacts of our technology use (and overuse!) and provides solutions to help maximise the benefits of devices and avoid the pitfalls. Digital Nutrition considers a wide range of modern issues from an informed psychological perspective.
When you have the basics of a healthy, balanced relationship with technology, you don't need to force yourself offline it in order to find peace.
Digital Nutrition explores a range of social, emotional and cognitive impacts of our technology use (and overuse!) and provides solutions to help maximise the benefits of devices and avoid the pitfalls. Digital Nutrition considers a wide range of modern issues from an informed psychological perspective.
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Meet Jocelyn Brewer : Creator of Digital Nutrition & Psychologist.
Jocelyn has been exploring the impacts of technology and hyperconnected lifestyles for a decade.
Jocelyn retrained as a School Counsellor in 2008, after 5 years teaching High School Social Sciences, and is a Registered Psychologist with the Psychology Board of Australia. She is part of Australia's first formal cyber-psychology research group at the University of Sydney.
Jocelyn started talking about 'Digital Nutrition' in late 2013, as a more positive way to conceptualise our approach to the increased ubiquity of technology in our daily lives, and in the classroom. She's trademarked the concept, so please - if you use it, provide attribution!
Jocelyn has been exploring the impacts of technology and hyperconnected lifestyles for a decade.
Jocelyn retrained as a School Counsellor in 2008, after 5 years teaching High School Social Sciences, and is a Registered Psychologist with the Psychology Board of Australia. She is part of Australia's first formal cyber-psychology research group at the University of Sydney.
Jocelyn started talking about 'Digital Nutrition' in late 2013, as a more positive way to conceptualise our approach to the increased ubiquity of technology in our daily lives, and in the classroom. She's trademarked the concept, so please - if you use it, provide attribution!