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the art of thriving online
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- ISBN 9781649632739
- Weight: 450g
- Dimensions: 183 x 232mm
- Publication Date: 18 Nov 2024
- Publisher: Sounds True Inc
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
- Language: English
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Do you wish you could just quit social media? You’re not alone. “Social media is woven into so many aspects of our daily lives,” says Amelia Knott, “but it is not designed with our psychological well-being in mind. Social platforms - along with news sites, e-commerce, and other methods of digital connection - are built to exploit our vulnerability.”
Thankfully, it is possible to create a conscious relationship with the online world, one that allows you to enjoy the many benefits of that connection, while also feeling a sense of awareness and choice.
The Art of Thriving Online goes far beyond “digital detoxing,” with innovative methods for counteracting manipulative, compulsive, and stress-inducing aspects of social media while preserving the goodness of your time online. The foundation of her method is creativity - she provides a playful, interactive place to explore the impact social media has on you and shift to a more positive, health-promoting approach.
Through creative activities, reflections, therapeutic art, writing prompts, and more, you’ll learn how to safely process emotions through the forms of personal expression suited to your unique style.
“Our digital lives are meaningful,” says Knott, “and we can show up online while also caring for our mental health.” Here is a “gentle manifesto” for establishing new habits and boundaries that make you feel truly well - online and off.
Amelia Knott, RP, RCAT, is an art psychotherapist who specializes in the mental health impacts of hustle culture and social media. With over a decade of facilitation experience, she offers meaningful mental health care through one-on-one therapeutic art, group sessions, and workshops, and also hosts Anti-Hustle Art Studio, a resource for coworking sessions to help others carve out time to care for themselves with creativity. She lives in Slocan, BC. For more, visit arttherapyinreallife.com.
