Ecotherapy: an alternative therapy for social media addiction during covid-19 outbreak

Y. E. Putri, Berru Amalianita, N. Zola, L. Fitria
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Abstract

The covid-19 epidemic has led to a major increase in the usage of social media, with many individuals finding sanctuary in the digital realm. In light of the potential for addiction, it has become crucial to develop alternate treatments for social media addiction. Ecotherapy, often known as nature-based therapy, has emerged as a novel and successful treatment for social media addiction among individuals. During the covid-19 epidemic, this essay explores the prospect of ecotherapy as an alternative treatment for social media addiction. In addition, the possible implications of ecotherapy for the treatment of social media addiction during the pandemic will be discussed. This study may serve to guide judgments on the use of ecotherapy during the ongoing epidemic by offering a comprehensive overview of ecotherapy.
生态疗法:新冠肺炎爆发期间社交媒体成瘾的替代疗法
新冠肺炎疫情导致社交媒体的使用大幅增加,许多人在数字领域找到了避难所。鉴于成瘾的可能性,开发社交媒体成瘾的替代治疗方法变得至关重要。生态疗法,通常被称为基于自然的疗法,已经成为一种新颖而成功的治疗个人社交媒体成瘾的方法。在新冠肺炎流行期间,本文探讨了生态疗法作为社交媒体成瘾的替代治疗方法的前景。此外,还将讨论生态疗法在疫情期间治疗社交媒体成瘾的可能影响。这项研究通过提供生态治疗的全面概述,可能有助于指导对当前流行病期间生态治疗使用的判断。
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