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Infographic titled "Decoding Internet Gaming Disorder (IGD)" explains that IGD is a behavioral addiction similar to substance addiction, with 4.6% prevalence in teens. Boys are nearly twice as likely to be affected. Key signs include giving up other activities, playing despite problems, and negative consequences. Risks include depression, anxiety, impulsivity, and using gaming as an escape. Protective factors include self-esteem, education, and life satisfaction. Negative impacts include lower academic performance, worsening mental health, and brain/body overload. Central image shows a brain with a game controller.

Infographic titled "Decoding Internet Gaming Disorder (IGD)" explains that IGD is a behavioral addiction similar to substance addiction, with 4.6% prevalence in teens. Boys are nearly twice as likely to be affected. Key signs include giving up other activities, playing despite problems, and negative consequences. Risks include depression, anxiety, impulsivity, and using gaming as an escape. Protective factors include self-esteem, education, and life satisfaction. Negative impacts include lower academic performance, worsening mental health, and brain/body overload. Central image shows a brain with a game controller.

Teenage Video Game Addiction

🎮 Is Your Teen Gaming or Grieving? Excerpt: We often ask how many hours our kids are playing. But the more important question might be: “What are they escaping from?” Internet Gaming Disorder is more than a discipline issue — it’s a recognised mental health condition. Behind the screen, your child may be trying to regulate overwhelming emotions, fill a gap in connection, or cope with distress they don’t have the words for.

Dr Shungu Hilda M’gadzah

Jan 173 min read

My Narrator and the voices in my head.

My Narrator and the voices in my head.

My Narrator and the voices in my head.

My Narrator is a part of me. Some people see images some people have a Narrator To talk them through what they’re doing and reminding...

Dr Shungu Hilda M’gadzah

Dec 9, 20242 min read

UNDERSTANDING SPECTRUMS OF FEAR

UNDERSTANDING SPECTRUMS OF FEAR

UNDERSTANDING SPECTRUMS OF FEAR

Understanding your Spectrum of Fear and how this changes depending on where you are and who you are with. Do police need training in...

Dr Shungu Hilda M’gadzah

May 19, 20232 min read

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