The Certificate Course in Digital De-Addiction Across Generations is designed to facilitate the identification, assessment, and guidance of individuals across various digital usage challenges. It develops skills for handling diverse digital addiction issues including screen time management, online behavior modification, and digital wellness strategies.

The Certificate Course in Digital De-Addiction Across Generations is a professionally designed programme offered by Mentex School of Counselling and Psychotherapy. It aims to equip mental health professionals, counselors with essential knowledge and foundational skills to understand, identify, and address problematic digital behaviours across generations. Rooted in a bio-psycho-social clinical perspective and informed by contemporary behavioural addiction models and internationally recognized diagnostic frameworks, the course explores the psychological, biological, and social factors influencing digital use. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of internet, gaming, smartphone, and social media-related concerns, risk factors, symptoms, and functional impact, alongside introductory screening approaches and evidence-informed intervention strategies. Through interactive learning and case-based discussions, the programme introduces practical approaches to digital wellness, family and school-based prevention, and community mental health initiatives, empowering learners to support healthier digital behaviours across diverse settings.

Eligibility: Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree in Social Work/Psychology
Mode: Online
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