Excessive use of technology by teens–as much as 8 hours per day–is taking its toll on youth, families, and whole communities. Connection–not isolation–is what teens need most at this age, and this is becoming a lost art. And it’s not just teens that complain about isolation and need human/nature connection. According to recent research, adults are reporting this in record numbers, too.
Join Mark Morey, long-time mentor to Merrohawke and adolescent development expert on this important call.
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Mark Morey founded the Institute for Natural Learning in 2006 to address the systemic issues of disconnection in communities and business. Participants learn to see and grow through the lenses of nature connection, cultural mentoring and leadership development.
Check out Mark’s blog site (markmorey.com) and his business programs (aConnectedLeader.com). You can contact us here.
Mark Morey is dedicated to leaving the world better than he found it. He fosters regenerative leadership values, practices and learning systems for communities and workplaces. You can follow him at his personal blog site>.
Helping leaders achieve healthy, functioning, and self-sustaining organizational cultures by harnessing the powerful principles of nature.