About this Event
Many of us feel hooked to our phones — scrolling when we’re tired, distracted when we want to be present, and frustrated with ourselves for not being able to “just disconnect.”
This in-person workshop offers a compassionate space to understand why this happens and to gently explore how we might relate to digital media in ways that align more closely with our values.
This small-group, in-person workshop is for adults who feel conflicted about their relationship with smartphones, social media, and digital technology — especially parents who are trying to model healthier habits for their children.
Together, we will explore:
Why digital platforms are so compelling (and why this is not a personal failure)
How attention, habit, and behavioural design influence our daily lives
How to move away from guilt and towards self-compassion
Gentle reflections on how we might want to spend our time and attention differently
This is not about willpower, rules, or quitting technology altogether.
It’s about understanding, awareness, and choice.
The workshop is intentionally screen-free and held in a calm, supportive environment, with space for reflection and discussion. No prior knowledge required.
This workshop is for adults who:
Feel pulled towards their phones even when they don’t want to
Are curious about digital wellbeing without self-judgement
Want a thoughtful, offline space to reflect
Are parents or carers concerned about screen habits
Format: Small group discussion and guided reflection
Duration: 90 minutes
Group size: Limited places
Phones: Kindly switched off during the session
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Orchard Park Community Centre, Central Avenue, Cambridge, United Kingdom
GBP 30.00
