60-Minute Screen-Free Challenge
Participants commit to no screens for 60 minutes before their desired bedtime.
Reclaim Your Nights: Sleep Better, Live Brighter
Discover how simple evening screen habits can transform your sleep and energy, starting tonight.
Context
Why this matters
In our increasingly connected world, screens are ubiquitous, but their blue light and stimulating content can disrupt our natural sleep cycles. This study helps you explore how conscious evening digital habits can significantly improve your sleep quality, leading to more energy, better mood, and enhanced overall well-being. Understanding and managing your digital sunset can be a powerful tool in reclaiming restorative sleep.
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Study overview
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14–30 days
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This study will explore how implementing a "digital sunset" routine (reducing or eliminating screen time before bed) impacts sleep onset, duration, quality, and next-day energy levels.
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The 90-Minute Wind-Down
Extends the screen-free period to 90 minutes, incorporating a relaxing pre-sleep activity like reading a physical book, light stretching, or journaling.
Evening Tech Detox
A comprehensive approach to minimizing evening blue light exposure and mental stimulation from devices, potentially including blue light blocking glasses and establishing a dedicated 'tech-free zone' in the bedroom.
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