Module 1: Evening Audit
Document your current screen habits during a typical two-hour evening window using our structured tracking worksheet.
General educational content about digital habits. Not medical or professional advice. Individual results vary.
Our screen-free evening programs provide educational frameworks for reducing recreational device use during nighttime hours. Content is informational and non-clinical in nature.
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Many people prefer to limit scrolling, streaming, or work-related device use late in the day. Our programs explore this topic through educational materials — not research claims about physical effects — and offer practical steps for creating alternative evening activities.
Each module discusses how digital habits fit into personal evening routines, while emphasizing that individual preferences differ and no specific outcome is promised.
The goal is not perfection but awareness — understanding when screens appear in your evening and making intentional choices about those moments.— Thrivevivrenew Program Philosophy
Document your current screen habits during a typical two-hour evening window using our structured tracking worksheet.
Establish physical and environmental cues — dimmed lighting, device charging stations — that signal the start of screen-free time.
Explore a curated list of screen-free pastimes including reading, puzzles, creative writing, and light household tasks.
Strategies for coordinating screen-free time with partners, roommates, or family members who share your living space.
Practical guidance on arranging your bedroom and living areas to support device-free evening habits.
Weekly reflection templates that help you notice patterns and adjust your approach without self-criticism.
Educational content on navigating evenings when screens are unavoidable, such as work deadlines or family needs.
Long-term maintenance strategies including seasonal adjustments and periodic routine reviews.
Our structured educational product is a two-week track with daily prompts, reflection questions, and activity suggestions. Each day introduces a focused topic related to evening screen use.
Audit your habits, set personal boundaries, and experiment with one screen-free activity each evening.
Introduce variety in your evening activities and refine your transition signals based on initial observations.
Consolidate your preferred activities into a sustainable weekly template with built-in flexibility.
For individuals who prefer direct guidance, we offer consulting sessions where a team member reviews your current routine and helps draft a personalized screen-free plan. Sessions are conducted via video call and last approximately 45 minutes.
During consulting, we discuss your schedule, living situation, and personal preferences. You receive a written summary with recommended activities, transition strategies, and a sample weekly template. This service provides educational guidance only.
Place phones and tablets in another room during your designated screen-free window to reduce temptation.
Designate a comfortable spot with good lighting and keep physical books or magazines within easy reach as an alternative to scrolling.
Spend ten minutes writing about your day, planning tomorrow, or noting things you appreciate — a screen-free reflective practice.
A recurring reminder 90 minutes before your preferred evening cutoff can prompt you to begin your screen-free period.
Our programs focus on reducing recreational and non-essential screen use during evening hours. Essential communications or work requirements are addressed with flexible strategies rather than rigid rules.
Our educational materials suggest experimenting with windows ranging from 30 to 90 minutes. The ideal duration depends on your schedule and preferences, which consulting sessions can help clarify.
Module 3 discusses e-readers as a nuanced topic. We present information about different device types and let participants decide what fits their personal screen-free definition.
Disclaimer: Screen-free evening programs from Thrivevivrenew are educational resources about digital habit planning. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, or prevent any condition. Individual experiences vary, and we make no promises about specific personal outcomes.
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