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Mar 22, 2026 | 5 min read
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Ways to stop overusing social media:

  • To make sure you do not get sucked into too much social media use, block out time to be online and stick to them.
  • Take social media apps off your phone. You can still have them on your desktop.
  • If you do not like them on your phone, try at least turning off notifications so you are not being distracted as often.
  • Exercise regularly and eat healthy food.
  • Whenever possible, meet with friends and family in person or Facetime/Zoom with them frequently.
  • Get enough sleep each night. Turn off devices at least an hour before bed.
  • Use blue light blocking glasses when using screens.
  • Don’t sleep with your devices next to your bed.
  • Take supplements that support a healthy mood.

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Your healthcare practitioner can help you identify the right amino acids, minerals, and supplements that can help you.

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* Always consult your physician or other healthcare provider before starting any supplement program. These statements are not intended to be used by anyone to treat a psychiatric illness, physical disease, or behavioral health problem.

** These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Susan Tzankow, CAC III, CMICP
By Susan Tzankow, CAC III, CMICP
Susan is a certified neurofeedback trainer, a certified addiction counselor, level III, and a Certified Master Integrative Coach®. She received her Bachelor of Science in addiction studies from Metropolitan State University of Denver. FrontRangeNeurofeedback.com