Protecting your Mental Health in the Digital Age

What to expect

Learning how to co-exist with our devices can feel so challenging. Maybe you’ve yo-yoed between swearing off your phone and watching your screen time soar. Or maybe you’re curious about watching a little less TV or limiting screen time before bed. No matter the reason, we’re so glad you’re here!

What this download isn’t:

  • An activity in shaming ourselves

  • An opportunity to set unrealistic boundaries

  • An informational guide about how to get rid of technology

What this download is:

  • An opportunity to honestly reflect on our relationship with our devices SANS shame

  • A self-compassion practice

  • A reflective journal exercise and an invitation to set values-based intentions

  • An explanation of the relationship between technology & our nervous system.

If you have any questions, please reach out to our team!

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Amy Dong is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist. Amy is an advocate of gentle living & soft transformation. She believes that therapy should be a safe container that allows space for flexibility, curiosity, and tenderness.  She supports clients in healing anxiety, trauma, relational trauma, burnout, grief, life transitions, and self-esteem with an integrative, nervous-system-oriented approach.

As a gentle reminder, The Studio is not a replacement for therapy. If you live in California and are interested in a consultation, please reach out to me. Otherwise, Psychology Today is a great tool to find a licensed clinician in your area.

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