Addiction & Trauma Recovery Center
Licensed by Thai Ministry of Health #84-03-00294
Social Media Addiction Treatment
Social Media Addiction Treatment
Addressing social media addiction involves helping people achieve a healthy work/life/play balance, ensuring they can manage their digital habits while still focusing on what truly matters. At Holina, we emphasize the importance of recognizing how excessive immersion in artificial realities can compromise one’s quality of life, hindering long-term goals, aspirations, and overall destiny.
Our approach to social media addiction rehab at Holina integrates several holistic treatment approaches with the 12-Step program of personal development to facilitate effective social media addiction treatment. We guide people in aligning their digital habits with healthier ambitions and real-world objectives. By combining these coaching, counseling, and therapeutic techniques with holistic therapies, we empower residents to connect with their emotional states, unlock their larger hopes and dreams, and discover their higher purpose. This comprehensive approach helps them find a better balance in all aspects of their lives.
What Is Social Media Addiction?
Social media addiction is when people become tethered to their news feeds, frequently uploading content, and engaging in online discussions—often with strangers or within groups that share common interests. This persistent engagement can blur the line between reality and the digital content they consume, leading to a distorted perception of the world and their surroundings.
This addiction can have a significant impact on self-esteem, causing people to develop either an inflated sense of self or feelings of inadequacy due to unrealistic comparisons. These distorted self-perceptions can lead to serious mental health issues such as depression and low self-esteem, often necessitating professional help and targeted social media addiction treatment.
How are Technology Addictions Harmful?
Engaging in social media or gaming once in a while is unlikely to be harmful. However, there are negative effects to consider when overusing social media and over time you might need to look for a reputable social media addiction treatment centre.
Some possible downsides of these addictions include:
Low self-esteem, which may be prompted by incorrect perceptions that others’ lives are “better” than yours
Increased isolation and loneliness
Anxiety or depression
Onset of social anxiety disorder
A fear of missing out (FOMO), which can lead to even more social media usage
Disrupted sleep patterns, especially if you use social media right before bedtime
Decreased physical activity, which may affect your overall health
Poor grades or work performance
Ignoring the relationships in your “real” life
Reduced ability to empathize with others
Holina Residential Treatment
We have a wonderful resort here on the beautiful tropical island of Koh Phangan, with a private beach, multiple swimming pools, sauna, gym, massage hut, etc and many salas and other hangouts.
We cater to all dietary requirements and we have an open policy towards people from all religions, atheists, cultures, classes, gender / gender identities, sexuality, age and body shapes.
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Fully Equipped Gym
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What Is Gaming Addiction?
Gaming addiction often manifests in a person’s inability to detach from their game or virtual world, feeling an almost irresistible pull to return, as if it’s constantly calling them back. This addiction can severely disrupt daily life, making it difficult for the person to engage in essential tasks like basic hygiene, self-care, attending work or school, or even seeking employment. Gaming addiction can also negatively impact other areas of life, such as socializing and interacting with others, often leading to a preference for virtual or online interactions over real-life connections.
What Is Social Media Addiction?
Social media addiction is characterized by a compulsive need to stay connected to online platforms, where people feel an overwhelming urge to constantly check updates, post content, and engage in virtual interactions.
Often, people consuming social media in this way are seeking connection and/or validation, filling a void they feel within themselves. And while the promise of social media is to feel relief from the difficult emotions they feel, the end result is less connection and a greater need for external validation. Treatment can require social media addiction rehab.