Doomscrolling

It starts with one headline and ends an hour later with a racing mind. This page explains why negative news hooks attention and how to break the loop: time-boxed check-ins, trusted sources, “last look” cutoffs, and hopeful actions. You’ll get practical steps to stay informed without feeling overwhelmed.

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Doomscrolling exploits our threat radar, rewarding each alarming headline with a dopamine jolt. Break the loop using five evidence-backed moves: schedule two short news windows, mute breaking alerts, ask “Is this actionable?” before reading, insert 24-hour detox sprints, and follow solution-oriented outlets to balance bias. These steps calm the amygdala, cut anxiety, and free cognitive bandwidth for real work. Pick one tactic today, log mood changes, and watch urgency shrink.