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Work & Internet Addiction Treatment

Overcome Burnout - Bharosa Hospitals

Treatment for Work & Internet Addiction

In a world that celebrates "Hustle Culture," the line between being a dedicated professional and suffering from Work Addiction is often blurred. Similarly, the internet has become a utility we cannot live without, but for many, it has morphed into Internet Addiction Disorder (IAD)—a compulsive need to be online that erodes real-world functioning.

At Bharosa Neuropsychiatry Hospitals, we recognize that productivity should not come at the cost of your sanity. Whether you are an executive who cannot stop checking emails at 2 AM, or a student lost in the endless web of information, we help you establish healthy boundaries and prevent the inevitable crash of burnout.

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The "Hustle" vs. The Addiction

Being hard-working is a virtue; being addicted to work is a pathology. Workaholism is a compulsive need to work, driven not by financial necessity, but by an internal anxiety or a need for status validation. The internet acts as the "enabler," keeping the office in your pocket 24/7.

Signs You Are at Risk

No "Off" Switch: You feel guilty, anxious, or "useless" whenever you are not working or online.

Physical Neglect: Skipping meals, losing sleep, or ignoring medical issues to meet deadlines or stay online.

Relationship Erosion: Your family complains that you are "physically present but mentally absent."

The "Crunch" Cycle: Using adrenaline and stress as fuel, leading to eventual physical collapse.

Withdrawal: Becoming irritable or panic-stricken if the internet goes down or you are forced to take a vacation.

The Health Impact of "Always On"

Chronic stress from work and internet overload keeps the body in a permanent "Fight or Flight" mode (High Cortisol). This is a gateway to severe physical and mental complications.

Work addiction frequently leads to the conditions shown here: Anxiety, Depression, and Sleep Disorders

  • Burnout Syndrome: A state of emotional, physical, and mental exhaustion caused by excessive and prolonged stress.
  • Cardiovascular Risks: High blood pressure and increased risk of heart attacks in young professionals.
  • Cognitive Decline: "Popcorn Brain"—the inability to focus on deep tasks due to constant digital multitasking.
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At Bharosa, we prioritize Safety First. Our patients undergo Medically Assisted Detox under the 24/7 supervision of psychiatrists and critical care nurses to ensure the alcohol leaves the body safely and painlessly.

Restoring the Balance

We treat Work and Internet Addiction by addressing the underlying Performance Anxiety and Perfectionism.

1. Executive Stress Management

For professionals, we offer tailored therapy that doesn't just say "quit your job." We teach:

  • Boundary Setting: How to say "no" and disconnect without fear.
  • Delegation: Overcoming the need to control every detail.

2. Digital Hygiene Training

We help you restructure our relationship with technology.

  • Technique: Scheduled "Tech-Free Zones" (e.g., no phones at the dinner table).
  • Technique: "Batching" emails and notifications to stop the constant interruption loop.

3. Treating the "Void"

Many workaholics use work to avoid dealing with loneliness, trauma, or family issues. Our psychologists help you face these void spaces so you don't need to fill them with busy work.

4. Holistic Recovery (Yoga & Mindfulness)

We reintegrate the body into the healing process. Yoga and meditation are scientifically proven to lower cortisol levels and repair the nervous system damage caused by chronic stress.

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World-Class Facilities for Recovery

Recovery requires a dignified environment. Bharosa Neuropsychiatry Hospitals offers:

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Secure & Safe Wards: Preventing access to substances.

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Private & Shared Rooms: Clean, hygienic, and comfortable living spaces.

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Recreational Zones: Indoor games and green spaces to rediscover joy without intoxication.

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24/7 Emergency Medical Unit: On-site doctors for any physical health complications.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is "Workaholism" really a mental disorder?

 While not a distinct diagnosis in the DSM-5 yet, it is clinically treated as a form of OCD (Obsessive-Compulsive Personality Disorder) or an anxiety disorder. It requires professional intervention when it harms health and relationships.

Do I need to stop using the internet completely?

No. Unlike alcohol, you cannot "quit" the internet or work. Our goal is Harm Reduction and Controlled Usage. We teach you how to use these tools mindfully rather than compulsively.

Can I get treated confidentially?

Yes. We are accustomed to treating high-profile clients. We offer private consultations and can structure therapy around your critical business hours if necessary, though a period of disconnection is recommended.

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Success Means Nothing If You Aren't Healthy to Enjoy It.

Your worth is not defined by your productivity. It is time to step off the hamster wheel. Let us help you find success and serenity.

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