Screenformation 2.0 (July 2023) comprises major scientific studies, educational research, and expert commentary on the harmful effects of screentime—with findings from the biological, psychological, physiological, sociological, and behavioral sciences—plus 200+ Works Cited for further investigation.

The rigorous research is explored in a way that is both enlightening and satisfying. The flow of research and discovery is often surprising, with many “aha” moments, as the science rings true intuitively as well as empirically. The learnings empower the reader with a clear understanding of the important issues.

The findings are astounding in their consistency and universality, pointing to the same conclusion: Screentime significantly damages many areas of brain development, mental health, and physical health. To name a few specific areas, screentime damages basic brain function, mental health, creativity, reasoning, concentration, attention span, problem solving, social skills, empathy, emotional development, motor skills, and physical health.

The book provides page after page of new insights, leaving the reader with lots to think about, and wanting more. The book is also a pleasure to read, well-crafted and engaging, from beginning to end.