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ISBN
125027849X
Book Title
Digital Madness : How Social Media Is Driving Our Mental Health Crisis - and How to Restore Our Sanity
Item Length
9.5in
Publisher
St. Martin's Press
Publication Year
2022
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Item Height
1.3in
Author
Nicholas Kardaras
Genre
Psychology, Social Science
Topic
Sociology / General, Mental Health
Item Width
6.5in
Item Weight
15.9 Oz
Number of Pages
288 Pages

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From the author of the provocative and influential Glow Kids , Digital Madness explores how we've become mad for our devices as our devices are driving us mad, as revolutionary research reveals technology's damaging effect on mental illness and suicide rates--and offers a way out. Dr. Nicholas Kardaras is at the forefront of psychologists sounding the alarm about the impact of excessive technology on younger brains. In Glow Kids , he described what screen time does to children, calling it "digital heroin". Now, in Digital Madness , Dr. Kardaras turns his attention to our teens and young adults and looks at the mental health impact of tech addiction and corrosive social media. In Digital Madness , Dr. Kardaras answers the question of why young people's mental health is deteriorating as we become a more technologically advanced society. While enthralled with shiny devices and immersed in Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, Facebook and Snapchat, our young people are struggling with record rates of depression, loneliness, anxiety, overdoses and suicide. What's driving this mental health epidemic? Our immersion in toxic social media has created polarizing extremes of emotion and addictive dependency, while also acting as a toxic "digital social contagion", spreading a variety of psychiatric disorders. The algorithm-fueled polarity of social media also shapes the brain's architecture into inherently pathological and reactive "black and white" thinking--toxic for politics and society, but also symptomatic of several mental disorders. Digital Madness also examines how the profit-driven titans of Big Tech have created our unhealthy tech-dependent lifestyle: sedentary, screen-staring, addicted, depressed, isolated and empty--all in the pursuit of increased engagement, data mining and monetization. But there is a solution. Dr. Kardaras offers a path out of our crisis, using examples from classical philosophy that encourage resilience, critical thinking and the pursuit of sanity-sustaining purpose in people's lives. Digital Madness is a crucial book for parents, educators, therapists, public health professionals, and policymakers who are searching for ways to restore our young people's mental and physical health.

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St. Martin's Press
ISBN-10
125027849x
ISBN-13
9781250278494
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Book Title
Digital Madness : How Social Media Is Driving Our Mental Health Crisis - and How to Restore Our Sanity
Author
Nicholas Kardaras
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Sociology / General, Mental Health
Publication Year
2022
Genre
Psychology, Social Science
Number of Pages
288 Pages

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Item Length
9.5in
Item Height
1.3in
Item Width
6.5in
Item Weight
15.9 Oz

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Hm742.K373 2023
Reviews
Praise for Digital Madness: "Digital Madness is as fascinating as it is alarming, reminding us that just because social media is now ubiquitous, it doesn''t have to go unchecked at the expense of mental well-being. Calling on individuals and society at large to acknowledge and address a myriad of implications, Dr. Kardaras is leading a movement to prioritize public health as we navigate uncharted waters." - Former Congressman Patrick J. Kennedy, founder of The Kennedy Forum "Kardaras expertly dismantles the world of big tech in DIGITAL MADNESS, blending personal and professional experience to write an essential guide to the relationship between technology and mental health. The result is a book that''s moving, convincing, and--given Kardaras'' strength as a writer--a pleasure to read." - Adam Alter, New York Times bestselling author of Irresistible and Drunk Tank Pink , and NYU Stern School of Business professor of marketing and psychology "Kardaras guides readers through a whirlwind exploration of social media-induced societal sickness. He masterfully marshals a vast array of compelling, cringe-worthy evidence in this astonishing and alarming tour-de-force of contemporary critical analysis. In our downward spiral of cultural crisis, Digital Madness - like Glow Kids before it - should be required reading for anyone who has ever clicked the Like button. " - Jeff Greenberger, Ph.D., Stony Brook University, Professor of Classics, and Fulbright Scholar "Digital Madness is the book we need now! This important new book calls our attention to a problem that has snuck up on us. So many of us have participated willingly in the creation of a society addicted to digital devices and social media; willing participants in the spread of this "madness", we are now seeing the dire consequences of its spread in our deep polarization, growing alienation and rising suicide rates. Nick Kardaras explains how this addiction took hold and how it works. Those willing to put down their devices long enough to read this book will not only learn how we can begin to unplug, they will also learn how we can begin to recover and regain our collective sanity. " -Pedro A. Noguera, PhD., dean of the Rossier School of Education at the University of Southern California Praise for Glow Kids: "A paradigm shifting, mind bending account of excess and tragedy that should serve as a clarion call to rethink our ever evolving relationship with advancing technology." --Dr. Howard J. Shaffer, Associate Professor of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School "Read this book. Save our children''s brains, now." --Paula Poundstone, comedian, author, Social Commentator, Screen-Free Kids Activist "An invaluable resource and a wake up call about the risks our children face when we allow unfettered access to ''screen time.''" --Pedro A. Noguera, PhD , Distinguished Professor of Education at UCLA "With the rigor of an investigative journalist and the insight of an addiction specialist, Kardaras manages to make a complex and uncomfortable topic both palatable and accessible. A highly recommended read." --Victoria Dunckley, MD, integrative child psychiatrist and author of Reset Your Child''s Brain "Mental health has become one of the biggest health care issues of our time and Dr. Kardaras highlights a perfect storm that may have irreversible damage to our health if we don''t act quickly. The growing risks and distractions prevalent in our society have never existed as they do now, and I can only thank Dr. Kardaras for his perceptive insight that will no doubt lead to real solutions to tackle the greatest mental health crisis of our time. A must read. The book will leave your eyes wide open and a desire to help find solutions for our society and, most importantly, our future." --Dr. Vanila M. Singh, MD, Clinical Associate Professor at Stanford School of Medicine and Former Chief Medical Officer, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Praise for Digital Madness: "Digital Madness is as fascinating as it is alarming, reminding us that just because social media is now ubiquitous, it doesn''t have to go unchecked at the expense of mental well-being. Calling on individuals and society at large to acknowledge and address a myriad of implications, Dr. Kardaras is leading a movement to prioritize public health as we navigate uncharted waters." - Former Congressman Patrick J. Kennedy, founder of The Kennedy Forum "Kardaras expertly dismantles the world of big tech in DIGITAL MADNESS, blending personal and professional experience to write an essential guide to the relationship between technology and mental health. The result is a book that''s moving, convincing, and--given Kardaras'' strength as a writer--a pleasure to read." - Adam Alter, New York Times bestselling author of Irresistible and Drunk Tank Pink , and NYU Stern School of Business professor of marketing and psychology "Kardaras guides readers through a whirlwind exploration of social media-induced societal sickness. He masterfully marshals a vast array of compelling, cringe-worthy evidence in this astonishing and alarming tour-de-force of contemporary critical analysis. In our downward spiral of cultural crisis, Digital Madness - like Glow Kids before it - should be required reading for anyone who has ever clicked the Like button. " - Jeff Greenberger, Ph.D., Stony Brook University, Professor of Classics, and Fulbright Scholar "Digital Madness is the book we need now! This important new book calls our attention to a problem that has snuck up on us. So many of us have participated willingly in the creation of a society addicted to digital devices and social media; willing participants in the spread of this "madness", we are now seeing the dire consequences of its spread in our deep polarization, growing alienation and rising suicide rates. Nick Kardaras explains how this addiction took hold and how it works. Those willing to put down their devices long enough to read this book will not only learn how we can begin to unplug, they will also learn how we can begin to recover and regain our collective sanity. " -Pedro A. Noguera, PhD., dean of the Rossier School of Education at the University of Southern California "Mental health has become one of the biggest health care issues of our time and Dr K highlights a perfect storm that may have irreversible damage to our health if we don''t act quickly. The growing risks and distractions prevalent in our society have never existed as they do now, and I can only thank Dr K for his perceptive insight that will no doubt lead to real solutions to tackle the greatest mental health crisis of our time. A must read. The book will leave your eyes wide open and a desire to help find solutions for our society and, most importantly, our future." -Dr. Vanila M. Singh, MD, Clinical Associate Professor of the Stanford School of Medicine and Former Chief Medical Officer in the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Praise for Glow Kids: "A paradigm shifting, mind bending account of excess and tragedy that should serve as a clarion call to rethink our ever evolving relationship with advancing technology." --Dr. Howard J. Shaffer, Associate Professor of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School "Read this book. Save our children''s brains, now." --Paula Poundstone, comedian, author, Social Commentator, Screen-Free Kids Activist "An invaluable resource and a wake up call about the risks our children face when we allow unfettered access to ''screen time.''" --Pedro A. Noguera, PhD , Distinguished Professor of Education at UCLA "With the rigor of an investigative journalist and the insight of an addiction specialist, Kardaras manages to make a complex and uncomfortable topic both palatable and accessible. A highly recommended read." --Victoria Dunckley, MD, integrative child psychiatrist and author of Reset Your Child''s Brain, Praise for Digital Madness: "Digital Madness is as fascinating as it is alarming, reminding us that just because social media is now ubiquitous, it doesn't have to go unchecked at the expense of mental well-being. Calling on individuals and society at large to acknowledge and address a myriad of implications, Dr. Kardaras is leading a movement to prioritize public health as we navigate uncharted waters." - Former Congressman Patrick J. Kennedy, founder of The Kennedy Forum "Kardaras expertly dismantles the world of big tech in DIGITAL MADNESS, blending personal and professional experience to write an essential guide to the relationship between technology and mental health. The result is a book that's moving, convincing, and--given Kardaras' strength as a writer--a pleasure to read." - Adam Alter, New York Times bestselling author of Irresistible and Drunk Tank Pink , and NYU Stern School of Business professor of marketing and psychology "Kardaras guides readers through a whirlwind exploration of social media-induced societal sickness. He masterfully marshals a vast array of compelling, cringe-worthy evidence in this astonishing and alarming tour-de-force of contemporary critical analysis. In our downward spiral of cultural crisis, Digital Madness - like Glow Kids before it - should be required reading for anyone who has ever clicked the Like button. " - Jeff Greenberger, Ph.D., Stony Brook University, Professor of Classics, and Fulbright Scholar Praise for Glow Kids: "A paradigm shifting, mind bending account of excess and tragedy that should serve as a clarion call to rethink our ever evolving relationship with advancing technology." --Dr. Howard J. Shaffer, Associate Professor of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School "Read this book. Save our children's brains, now." --Paula Poundstone, comedian, author, Social Commentator, Screen-Free Kids Activist "An invaluable resource and a wake up call about the risks our children face when we allow unfettered access to 'screen time.'" --Pedro A. Noguera, PhD , Distinguished Professor of Education at UCLA "With the rigor of an investigative journalist and the insight of an addiction specialist, Kardaras manages to make a complex and uncomfortable topic both palatable and accessible. A highly recommended read." --Victoria Dunckley, MD, integrative child psychiatrist and author of Reset Your Child's Brain, Praise for Digital Madness: "Mental health has become one of the biggest issues of our time and Dr. Kardaras highlights a perfect storm that may have irreversible damage to our health if we don''t act quickly. The growing risks and distractions prevalent in our society have never existed as they do now, and I can only thank Dr. Kardaras for his perceptive insight that will no doubt lead to real solutions to tackle the greatest mental-health crisis of our time. A must-read." --Dr. Vanila M. Singh, M.D., Clinical Associate Professor, Stanford School of Medicine, former Chief Medical Officer, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services "Digital Madness is the book we need now! So many of us have participated willingly in the creation of a society addicted to digital devices and social media. Those willing to put down their devices long enough to read this book will not only learn how we can begin to unplug, they will also learn how we can begin to recover and regain our collective sanity." --Pedro A. Noguera, Ph.D., Dean of the Rossier School of Education at the University of Southern California "Kardaras guides readers through a whirlwind exploration of social media-induced societal sick ness. In our downward spiral of cultural crisis, Digital Madness--like Glow Kids before it should be required reading for anyone who has ever clicked the Like button." --Jeff Greenberger, Ph.D., Stony Brook University, Professor of Classics, and Fulbright Scholar "Kardaras expertly dismantles the world of big tech in Digital Madness, blending personal and professional experience to write an essential guide to the relationship between technology and mental health. The result is a book that''s moving, convincing, and--given Kardaras''s strength as a writer--a pleasure to read." --Adam Alter, New York Times bestselling author of Irresistible and Drunk Tank Pink and NYU Stern School of Business Professor of Marketing and Psychology "Digital Madness is as fascinating as it is alarming, reminding us that just because social media is now ubiquitous, it doesn''t have to go unchecked at the expense of mental well-being. Calling on individuals and society at large to acknowledge and address a myriad of implications, Dr. Kardaras is leading a movement to prioritize public health as we navigate uncharted waters." --Former congressman Patrick J. Kennedy, founder of the Kennedy Forum "Digital Madness highlights in the most eloquent way our unnoticed prisoner self in the dark cave of social media. Dr. Kardaras addresses the impact of technology on mental health and our attempts to socialize in an ever-polarized digital world. In the wake of COVID-19, this book reflects our deepest concerns about life online, but also points the way out of the mental-health crisis. An outstanding contribution to contemporary mental-health matters, this is a must-read." --Zoe Rapti, Deputy Minister of Mental Health, Greece "A frightening diagnosis of a corrosive plague by an articulate expert in the field." --Kirkus Praise for Glow Kids: "A paradigm shifting, mind bending account of excess and tragedy that should serve as a clarion call to rethink our ever evolving relationship with advancing technology." --Dr. Howard J. Shaffer, Associate Professor of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School "Read this book. Save our children''s brains, now." --Paula Poundstone, comedian, author, Social Commentator, Screen-Free Kids Activist "An invaluable resource and a wake up call about the risks our children face when we allow unfettered access to ''screen time.''" --Pedro A. Noguera, PhD , Distinguished Professor of Education at UCLA "With the rigor of an investigative journalist and the insight of an addiction specialist, Kardaras manages to make a complex and uncomfortable topic both palatable and accessible. A highly recommended read." --Victoria Dunckley, MD, integrative child psychiatrist and author of Reset Your Child''s Brain, Praise for Glow Kids: "A paradigm shifting, mind bending account of excess and tragedy that should serve as a clarion call to rethink our ever evolving relationship with advancing technology." --Dr. Howard J. Shaffer, Associate Professor of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School "Read this book. Save our children's brains, now." --Paula Poundstone, comedian, author, Social Commentator, Screen-Free Kids Activist "An invaluable resource and a wake up call about the risks our children face when we allow unfettered access to 'screen time.'" --Pedro A. Noguera, PhD , Distinguished Professor of Education at UCLA "With the rigor of an investigative journalist and the insight of an addiction specialist, Kardaras manages to make a complex and uncomfortable topic both palatable and accessible. A highly recommended read." --Victoria Dunckley, MD, integrative child psychiatrist and author of Reset Your Child's Brain, Early Praise for Digital Madness: "Digital Madness is as fascinating as it is alarming, reminding us that just because social media is now ubiquitous, it doesn't have to go unchecked at the expense of mental well-being. Calling on individuals and society at large to acknowledge and address a myriad of implications, Dr. Kardaras is leading a movement to prioritize public health as we navigate uncharted waters." - Former Congressman Patrick J. Kennedy, founder of The Kennedy Forum "Kardaras expertly dismantles the world of big tech in DIGITAL MADNESS, blending personal and professional experience to write an essential guide to the relationship between technology and mental health. The result is a book that's moving, convincing, and--given Kardaras' strength as a writer--a pleasure to read." - Adam Alter, New York Times bestselling author of Irresistible and Drunk Tank Pink , and NYU Stern School of Business professor of marketing and psychology Praise for Glow Kids: "A paradigm shifting, mind bending account of excess and tragedy that should serve as a clarion call to rethink our ever evolving relationship with advancing technology." --Dr. Howard J. Shaffer, Associate Professor of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School "Read this book. Save our children's brains, now." --Paula Poundstone, comedian, author, Social Commentator, Screen-Free Kids Activist "An invaluable resource and a wake up call about the risks our children face when we allow unfettered access to 'screen time.'" --Pedro A. Noguera, PhD , Distinguished Professor of Education at UCLA "With the rigor of an investigative journalist and the insight of an addiction specialist, Kardaras manages to make a complex and uncomfortable topic both palatable and accessible. A highly recommended read." --Victoria Dunckley, MD, integrative child psychiatrist and author of Reset Your Child's Brain, Early Praise for Digital Madness: "Digital Madness is as fascinating as it is alarming, reminding us that just because social media is now ubiquitous, it doesn't have to go unchecked at the expense of mental well-being. Calling on individuals and society at large to acknowledge and address a myriad of implications, Dr. Kardaras is leading a movement to prioritize public health as we navigate uncharted waters." - Former Congressman Patrick J. Kennedy, founder of The Kennedy Forum Praise for Glow Kids: "A paradigm shifting, mind bending account of excess and tragedy that should serve as a clarion call to rethink our ever evolving relationship with advancing technology." --Dr. Howard J. Shaffer, Associate Professor of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School "Read this book. Save our children's brains, now." --Paula Poundstone, comedian, author, Social Commentator, Screen-Free Kids Activist "An invaluable resource and a wake up call about the risks our children face when we allow unfettered access to 'screen time.'" --Pedro A. Noguera, PhD , Distinguished Professor of Education at UCLA "With the rigor of an investigative journalist and the insight of an addiction specialist, Kardaras manages to make a complex and uncomfortable topic both palatable and accessible. A highly recommended read." --Victoria Dunckley, MD, integrative child psychiatrist and author of Reset Your Child's Brain
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