Game Addiction Recovery on the Sea

If you suffer from game addiction or have a friend who suffers from it a break from it all could make a big difference. It's like taking a detox, to restore your optimal energy levels and revitalize your health. We all need to slow down from time to time and take a break and let our body, mind and spirit disconnect and recharge naturally with energy and optimism. A break is important to maintain an optimal level of health and well-being.

When gaming is too much, when it becomes an addiction? Here are a few of the key warning signs to watch for:

- Thinking about gaming all or a lot of the time

- Feeling bad when you can’t play

- Poor performance at school, work, or household responsibilities as a result of a preoccupation with gaming

- Neglect of other hobbies or friendships. Not wanting to do other things that you used to like.

- A decline in personal hygiene or grooming

- Inability to set limits on how much time is spent gaming

- Signs of irritability, anxiety, or anger when forced to stop gaming, even for brief periods of time

- The need to spend more time playing games or to play more intensely in order to get the same level of enjoyment

- Symptoms of physical or psychological withdrawal, such as loss of appetite, sleeplessness, agitation, or emotional outbursts if the game is taken away

- Using video games as a way to escape stressful situations at work or school, or conflicts at home

- Lying to people close to you about how much time you spend playing

- Using gaming to ease bad moods and feelings

So, do you think is time for a break from it all to reconnect?

What we offer:

+ You will be alone with the skipper on Lindor sailing yacht, or you can bring a friend, maximum 3 people on board. (2 passengers and the skipper)

+ 7/ 14 nights accommodation (Monday-Sunday) on board the yacht

+ Lindor Yacht is a Albin Ballad 30', a 9 meters sailing yacht

+ daily sea voyages aboard the Lindor sailboat, enjoying the silence, listening to the sound of the waves, the wind and the seagulls or maybe talking with the captain, listening to his stories of the sea

+ swimming in the sea

+ meditation sessions

+ discussions with the skipper on the subject, counseling. He will attempt to help the addict understand how gaming is related to their school or job, emotions and moods, and sense of life goals and rewards.

+ breathing and concentration sessions

+ learning how the equipment onboard works

+ in one of the nights admiring the sunset on the sea, sleeping on the sea, enjoying the sky full of stars and the peace of the sea, the next morning admiring the sunrise, meditation

+ no telephone or games while on the yacht

Optional:

+ sleeping in a sleeping bag under the open sky on the deck of the yacht

+ fishing

+ if you are lucky you will be able to admire the play of the dolphins next to the yacht