Digital Wellbeing

Overview 

No longer just the domain of the workplace, technology is part of our everyday lives at home and in wider society. This course shows learners where they may need to think about their use and interactions with digital technology for our health and wellbeing and introduces strategies for dealing with any negative effects for ourselves and others.  

Learning objectives
  • Recognise digital technology use within and out with the workplace 
  • Understand the pros and cons of digital technology in a modern world 
  • Identify risks for ourselves and others of being “always on” 
  • Know the impact of digital technology on mental health
  • Learn about the impact of digital technology on physical health (including sleep, addictive habits and the stress response) 
  • Measure our own screen time and develop strategies to minimise negative interactions 
Delivery method 

Can be delivered face to face, online or blended either in person or virtually e.g.  Teams/Zoom. Learners will have access to our learning platform where they can refer to the materials, watch extra resources such as videos and interactive activities and access links to organisations, for those that want to take their learning further. 

A full day is recommended for staff with little or no previous experience. For those with prior knowledge, a half day is recommended as a condensed session with post course materials. 

Workshops combine presentation slides, interactive exercises, individual reflection and group discussion. 

Skip to content