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Higher Risk of Internet Addiction for the Highly Successful Author: Justin Mckibben In the past decade the concept of Internet addiction has grown in acceptance as a legitimate clinical disorder. Compulsive Internet use can interfere with daily life, work, and relationships. When you feel more comfortable with your online, even... Learn More

Facebook Wants to Stop You From Embarrassing Yourself [caption id="attachment_14995" align="aligncenter" width="438"] (This content is being used for illustrative purposes only; any person depicted in the content is a model)[/caption] By Cheryl Steinberg Facebook is investing in research into software for artificial intelligence that can do anything from... Learn More

11 Signs You Struggle with FOMO Author: Justin Mckibben In this new world of constantly being connected and ‘followed’ through a deepening dependence on social media and smartphones, the kind of social anxiety that comes from a fear of missing out on something has become more... Learn More

7 Signs You’re Addicted to Drama By Cheryl Steinberg Are you a “drama queen” or “king?” You’ve probably used this term to describe someone else at some point by now. You know the type: overly emotional – even about the smallest of things; blows everything out... Learn More

10 Signs You’re Addicted to Your Smart Phone [caption id="attachment_14577" align="aligncenter" width="445" class=" "] via wifflegif.com[/caption] Lately, we’ve been writing quite a bit about the digital era and addiction. Here’s a quick guide to help you decide whether you’re addicted to that handy little device you carry around... Learn More

7 Steps to Fight Facebook Addiction Author: Justin Mckibben As one of the most heavily visited sites in the world, with 1.32 billion monthly users, Facebook has practically dominated the internet by claiming the throne thus far to social media. But Facebook has also taken dominion over... Learn More

Is Social Media a Tool for Staying Sober? By Cheryl Steinberg In the past, we’ve written about social media and anonymity – mostly looking at the pitfalls of being in recovery in the digital age. But, what about the positive side of using social media as a tool... Learn More

Facebook Does NOT Like DEA Making Fake Profiles Author: Justin Mckibben So with the digital age and ‘Generation D’ taking drug dealing to new levels with social media and exploiting technology and apps to get away with criminal activity it only makes sense that law enforcement get familiar... Learn More

False Advertising: The Problem with Comparing Yourself to Others By Cheryl Steinberg If you’re worried you don’t measure up, that could actually be a sign that you do. There’s an old philosopher’s riddle that ponders whether you can ever really be sure that anyone else has a mind at... Learn More

Are You Addicted to Your Cell Phone? By Cheryl Steinberg Research on the possibility of cell phone addiction is in its infancy, and much of it centers around the habits of the youngest millennials, specifically teens and young adults, a generation that probably never was without a... Learn More

Does Instagram need a #Intervention? Author: Justin Mckibben It seems in society today cats in costumes and selfies layered in filters and hash-tags are not the only thing getting attention all over Instagram. Apparently thousands of accounts, perhaps even more to date, are currently being... Learn More

Does Social Media Help or Hurt Recovery? By Cheryl Steinberg I recently read an interesting article entitled, Do You Hate Facebook, or Do You Hate Your Life? in which the author talked about a tendency for people to want to “unplug” from social media at times when... Learn More

Higher Risk of Internet Addiction for the Highly Successful

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