Families and workplaces are encouraged to participate in CyberBreak, a 24-hour digital detox initiative led by CyberSafeKids to address issues like substance dependence and promote mental health.
- CyberBreak starts at 5pm today, urging participants to disconnect from all smart devices for 24 hours, fostering healthier online habits.
- Research by CyberSafeKids reveals alarming trends, with many children having unrestricted access to internet-connected devices in their bedrooms, raising concerns about substance dependence.
- The initiative aims to combat the negative impacts of social media on youth, emphasizing the importance of mental health and promoting alternatives like psychotherapy and outdoor activities.
Why It Matters
CyberBreak highlights the growing concerns over digital addiction and its effects on youth well-being. By advocating for a break from online engagement, it seeks to inspire healthier habits and foster better relationships within families and communities.