Imagine coming home to find your loved one glued to a screen, lost in a virtual world while the real world around them falls apart. The dishes are piled high, homework is neglected, and deep conversations have become rare. This is the reality of gaming addiction. And gaming addiction is not just a challenge; it’s a silent crisis affecting families everywhere.
As a mental health counselor, I understand the heartache and frustration that comes with watching someone you care about struggle with this issue. In today’s digital age, gaming addiction has become a significant concern for many families, and there are unique challenges that come with addressing this issue within the context of faith and family values. My goal in this article is to offer practical and compassionate guidance for supporting a loved one, whether a child or an adult, who is grappling with gaming addiction
