Margaret Morris, PhD
"As with any powerful and transformational change, technology has been both glorified and vilified. Margaret Morris has written the most balanced and illuminating book I have read on the subject. Put into practice the off-label uses of technology that she describes so lucidly, and you will likely be happier, healthier, and more successful.”
Sonja Lyubomirsky. University of California, Riverside
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Excerpts:
How to Make Your Phone Into an Ally, Not an Enemy (Medium, Forge)
Don’t worry about screen time – focus on how you use technology (The Conversation)
The New Tech of Relationships (Nautilus)
Contact: info@margaretmorrisphd.com
LEFT TO OUR OWN DEVICES (MIT Press)
Margaret Morris is a clinical psychologist who studies how technology can support wellbeing. As a senior research scientist at Intel, she created systems to bring psychological assessment and intervention into daily life. She has since conducted research for Amazon and other technology companies. She is currently an affiliate faculty member at the University of Washington, a consultant, and a coach. As a coach, she helps individuals explore how they can change the way they use technology to improve their relationships, focus, and health.
Featured on NPR and The New York Times.