Balancing Tech and Health: Dr. Neel Saini Calgary – Canada

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Balancing Tech and Health: Dr. Neel Saini Calgary – Canada

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Dr. Neel Saini, an experienced paediatrician with over two decades of experience in Calgary, Canada, originally hailing from India. Dr. Saini discusses the evolving health challenges faced by adolescents and children in today's digital era, with a special focus on the impact of mobile phones and other gadgets on their mental well-being and happiness. He shares his insights on Raising Happy, Healthy Kids in the Digital Age.Drawing from his extensive practice, Dr. Saini highlights how increased screen time is associated with various issues like reduced physical activity, disrupted sleep patterns, and social isolation, all contributing to declining mental health in young people. He stresses the importance of finding a balance between technology usage and other aspects of life.Dr. Saini also shares practical tips for parents and caregivers: setting limits on screen time, encouraging outdoor activities, and fostering open communication about digital consumption. He emphasizes the role of family in creating tech-free zones and times, thus promoting healthier, more active lifestyles.Additionally, Dr. Saini touches upon the benefits of mindfulness and other mental health practices that can help children navigate the challenges of the digital world. This episode is a must-listen for parents, educators, and anyone interested in ensuring the holistic well-being of our future generations in an increasingly connected world. Join us to explore strategies for raising happier, healthier, and more resilient children in the age of technology.

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