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Maandag 30 Maart 2020 Dr. Marlena Kruger praat oor tegnologieverslawing en digitale demensie. Klik hier om na die potgooi te luister.

Maandag 23 Maart 2020 Amoré Bekker praat met dr. Marlena Kruger, ‘n neuro-opvoedkundige, oor elektro-hipersensitiwiteit en digitale demensie. Klik hier…

Maandag 16 Maart 2020 Dr. Marlena Kruger gesels oor hoe tegnologie jou brein herbedraad. Klik hier om na die potgooi te luister.

Woensdag 5 Februarie 2020 Dr. Marlena Kruger bespreek haar loopbaan as radiografis, opvoeder en sielkundige, en brei uit oor die…

Research from website emfanalysis.com “A new scientific truth is not usually presented in a way to convince its opponents. Rather,…

Linden resident Dr Marlena Kruger (right) was named the Businesswoman of the Year 2019 by Global Women of Purpose. Linden…

More than half of 8- to 12-year olds are exposed to cyber-risks, such as cyberbullying, video game addiction, offline meetings,…

A growing number of children are mistakenly diagnosed with Functional Disconnection Syndrome (FDS) such as ADHD and Autism Spectrum Disorder.…

Dr Marlena Kruger en Johan Rademan tydens die onderhoud vir RSG DrieSestig, Vrydag 20 September 2019 Onderhoud PotgooiDownload

Monday, 16 September 2019, Johannesburg: - The 6th Woman of Stature Awards 2019 will take place on Saturday, 02nd November…

What a wonderful opportunity I had to be invited to deliver a keynote address at the 8th edition of the…

While Dr. Marlena Kruger was overseas to attend the World Education Congress, Mrs. Juliana Freeme, an occupational therapist with a…

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702 Guest: Dr Marlena Kruger - Technology Addiction Expert and the founder of TechnoLife Wise Foundation http://www.702.co.za/podcasts/128/the-best-of-azania-mosaka-show/206609/the-neuroscientific-power-of-clicks

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April 2019 As we approach the second decade of the 21st Century, we are so deeply immersed in our tech-driven…

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Replace screen time with independent play time, such as building Lego blocks, reading a book or drawing pictures.

Have real-life conversations if you must wait instead of spending time on a screen.

Replace screen time with exercise such as walking, running, dancing, sports and stretches.

Replace screen time with high-quality family time. Build a puzzle together, or play board or word games such as Monopoly,…

Put a password on every single device and make sure that your children don’t follow you when typing in the…

Establish a drop-zone for phones, tablets, and laptops near the entrance to your home or flat.

Take all screens (cell phones, computers and televisions) out of you and your family’s bedrooms.

Don't use your phone as an alarm clock. Buy a beautiful old fashioned clock to cut down on the electromagnetic…

Read REAL books - NOT e-books. You will love the touch, smell and feel of a real book. If you…

Plan "electronic sundowners". Do not use technology, in other words do not watch any screens at least an hour before…