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Digital addiction is a serious emerging problem that affects people of all ages on a social, emotional, cognitive and physical level. It can profoundly impact productivity in all areas of life, including work, home, school, and personal and professional relationships. Screen Education offers 3 seminars to assist employers in addressing this issue.
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Developing A Smartphone Policy For Workplace Safety
This workshop focuses on providing supervisors, managers, and business executives with a framework for developing, implementing, enforcing, and benchmarking a workplace smartphone policy that minimizes accidents, improves productivity and mitigates liability. Research on workplace impact and digital enforcement tools are discussed.
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Controlling Your Phone Use To Optimize Work Performance
This course provides employees with a deeper understanding of how excessive personal phone use at work impacts productivity, safety, and workplace relationships. It then models helpful mindsets, strategies, and tactics to keep personal phone use under control in order to optimize work performance and organizational health.
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Screen Time & Personal Health
& Wellness This course takes a more holistic "health & wellness" approach to teaching employees about the problem of digital addiction and how to address it in themselves and their loved ones. Topics include how technology addiction impacts social and emotional life, cognitive function, productivity and safety at work, child development, and family lie. Strategies and tactics for bringing screen time under greater control in all areas of life are covered, as well as "digital detoxification", broaching the topic with children, and enlisting the help of others.
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Digital Addiction Among Adults &
The Implications for Schools Our research shows adult digital addiction is having devastating effects on work. Thus fuels a sense of urgency to prepare students for their work futures by teaching them how to self-regulate phone use.
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Learn More...To learn more about our seminars, or to schedule one, in-person or via webinar, contact Michael Mercier at Michael.Mercier@ScreenEducation.org, or at (513) 535-7377.
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