Lower daily anxiety
Intentional breaks from constant checking are linked to calmer, more focused days.
Your attention, back in your hands.
Understand your smartphone habits through a research-based wellness programme for college students, built around balanced use, not giving up your phone.
Privacy assured: Your responses are confidential and used only for approved research purposes. Data is de-identified before analysis.
Nomophobia refers to the fear, anxiety, or discomfort associated with being unable to access or use a mobile phone. This study explores modern smartphone-use patterns and supports healthier, more intentional digital habits among students. The goal is intentional, balanced use, never complete avoidance.
Intentional breaks from constant checking are linked to calmer, more focused days.
Gentle night-time routines and screen wind-downs support deeper, more restful sleep.
Fewer interruptions mean more attention for study, relationships, and things you enjoy.
Being present offline strengthens the relationships that matter most to wellbeing.
Create a secure account, check your eligibility, and review the informed-consent information.
Complete short demographic, smartphone-use, and wellbeing questionnaires. Scores are calculated automatically.
Follow bite-sized, mobile-friendly activities that build balanced, healthier smartphone habits.
Track completion over the programme and receive a supportive, personalised summary at the end.