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[HEALTH] · Germany · 6 sources

Cordula Nussbaum and Henning Beck Offer Tips to Re‑train Attention

Coach and author Cordula Nussbaum says modern media habits have shortened people’s attention spans, noting that constant smartphone alerts and bite‑size social‑media content keep users habitually distracted. Neuroscientist Henning Beck adds that the brain has become accustomed to frequent stimulus changes, making sustained focus feel uncomfortable.

Both experts argue that the loss of concentration can be reversed through deliberate training. They recommend establishing screen‑free periods, such as avoiding phones first thing in the morning and after brushing teeth, banning devices from the dining room, and turning off non‑essential notifications. By focusing on a single, continuous activity and replacing habitual phone‑checking with alternative routines, individuals can rebuild the ability to maintain attention and achieve a sense of accomplishment.

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Cordula Nussbaum · Frankfurt am Main · Henning Beck · Sauerlach

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