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Taking a Break from Smartphones Boosts Mental Health

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  • 91% of participants felt better after a two-week break from smartphones
  • Improved mental health, well-being, and attention reported
  • Participants engaged in more nature, socializing, hobbies, and sleep
  • Decrease in depressive symptoms comparable to antidepressant effects
  • Positive feedback loop observed with increasing benefits over time
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