Internet Addiction in Adolescents: The PROTECT Program for Evidence-Based Prevention and Treatment (1st Edition) by Katajun L provides a scientifically grounded and practical guide to understanding, preventing, and addressing problematic internet use among adolescents. Centered on the PROTECT Program, the book presents an evidence-based framework designed to support healthy digital behavior and psychological well-being in young people.

The eBook explores the psychological, social, and developmental factors contributing to internet addiction in adolescents, while clearly outlining prevention strategies and structured intervention approaches. Drawing on research, clinical insights, and program implementation experiences, the author offers guidance for educators, mental health professionals, counselors, and researchers working with adolescents in an increasingly digital world.

With its focus on prevention, early intervention, and responsible technology use, this book is an essential resource for professionals seeking effective, research-supported methods to promote balanced digital engagement and adolescent mental health.

Key Highlights:

Evidence-based insights into adolescent internet addiction

Detailed explanation of the PROTECT prevention and treatment program

Practical strategies for educators and mental health professionals

Focus on early intervention and healthy digital habits

Valuable for psychology, education, and youth health studies