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The world doesnāt turn offābut you can. Constant notifications, comparison, and online discrimination can drain energy. In 2025, digital detoxing is less about disconnection and more about reclaiming intentionality with technology.
Why Digital Detox Matters for Black Women
- Exposure to bias: Black women disproportionately face online harassment and the weight of harmful stereotypes.
- Rest theft: Blue light and doomscrolling disrupt sleep cycles and amplify anxiety.
- Trend shift: Mindful tech retreats and āscreen-free sanctuariesā are rising as wellness priorities.
Soft Digital Detox Practices
- Set device-free hours: Try one āsacred hourā before bed with no screens.
- Create a charging station: Keep phones out of the bedroom; replace scrolling with journaling.
- Mindful replacement: Swap screen time with candle-lit reflection, tea rituals, or stretching.
- Audit your feeds: Curate digital spaces that uplift and affirm.
Journal Prompts for Tech Balance
- āHow do I feel after 30 minutes of scrolling compared to 30 minutes of journaling?ā
- āWhat boundary with tech would protect my peace this week?ā
- āWho online energizes meāand who drains me?ā
Soft Reign Digital Detox Toolkit
Try our journals for evening reflection, pair with candles for a calming glow, and add affirmation art as your screen-free sanctuary anchor.
References
- Pew Research (2021). Online harassment statistics.
- Sleep Foundation (2023). Blue light and sleep disruption.
- McKinsey (2025). Future of wellness 2025.