Dr Aswathi Krishna
The supplied profile states: Chief Consultant, Ayurvedic eye care, Aswanimadom, Kollam Verification pending.
The supplied profile states: Leads the eye-care sequence in the Kollam screen break. Verification pending.
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Start your applicationThe guide describes planned breaks from desk and screen routines, with attention to eyes, posture and how you spend your time: two days in Kollam, a week by the Kabani river in Wayanad, or five mornings of yoga in Kochi. Confirm current participation requirements and inclusions; these examples do not establish medical benefits or a completely screen-free environment.

A screen-break experience may offer planned time away from screens and alternative activities. The guide describes a 2-day screen break with Ayurvedic eye care in Kollam, a 7-day example by the Kabani river in Wayanad with device-free afternoons, and five mornings of Hatha yoga in Kochi. Confirm the actual timetable, device policy, activities, practitioner qualifications and individual suitability. These are wellbeing references, not treatment for eye conditions, digital addiction or diagnosed mental-health conditions, and they do not promise better vision, sleep or concentration.
Counts and starting prices come from current published program records.
When work and daily tasks happen on a phone or laptop, time away from screens can be hard to organise. Compare programs that make room for alternative activities, and ask how their device rules work rather than assuming the decision is made for you.
The source describes Ayurvedic eye care in Kollam led by an Ayurveda doctor. Confirm the actual procedures, qualifications and suitability with the provider and your eye doctor.
Ask what Yoga or Kalari bodywork involves, its physical demands and whether it suits you. These activities are not a promise to treat neck, shoulder or back conditions.
Check whether device-free hours are written into the actual timetable and what restrictions apply.
Reviewed Kerala wellbeing experiences with an explicit Digital Detox outcome and verified screen-break features. The label is an intended goal, not proof of medical treatment, improved vision or sleep, or a complete device ban. Confirm each device policy, timetable, activities and participation requirements. Residential stays and non-residential experiences are labelled separately.
No public programs currently meet the reviewed Screen Tired outcome and screen-break criteria. Ask LIFED about suitable options.
Ask LIFED about availabilityStarting prices and schedules reflect program records. Check your selected package, dates and final booking total.
Every program on LifedTwo research findings relevant to social-media use and time outdoors, and the claims we won’t make. They do not establish effects of a particular LIFED retreat or eye-care practice.
Students who limited social media to 30 minutes a day for three weeks reported feeling less lonely and less low than those who didn’t. The 2018 trial involved 143 university undergraduates and limits on Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat. It does not establish effects of every kind of screen reduction, a retreat or treatment for digital addiction or a mental-health condition.1
Among nearly 20,000 people in England, those who spent two hours a week in nature were more likely to report good health and wellbeing. The association was seen whether this time was accumulated in one long visit or several shorter visits. This observational study does not prove causation, equal individual benefits or a prescribed nature dose.2
Ask whether the host offers a plan for everyday screen habits afterwards and what it includes. A break or follow-up plan does not guarantee a lasting benefit.

Alongside the eight curation questions described in this guide.
Confirm when phones are put away, whether restrictions are optional and how family can reach you.
Ask whether walks, yoga, boat trips or simply quiet time are included; do not assume every example is offered.
Where a program includes eye care, verify the actual practitioner, qualifications, procedures and individual suitability.
Ask what, if anything, is planned for your first Monday back and what support is actually included.
The guide describes eight curation questions: job, structure, evidence, language, fit, safety, distinct and ready. Their application to every program requires editorial confirmation. How Lifed curates, in full
The guide names the people below with photographs from their referenced programs, not verified portraits. Current roles, qualifications and program associations require confirmation.
The supplied profile states: Chief Consultant, Ayurvedic eye care, Aswanimadom, Kollam Verification pending.
The supplied profile states: Leads the eye-care sequence in the Kollam screen break. Verification pending.
Their program
The supplied profile states: Lead Ayurveda practitioner, Ayurveda Yoga Villa, Wayanad Verification pending.
The supplied profile states: More than 17 years practising Ayurveda. Leads the 7-day reset for people who work on screens. Verification pending.
Their program
The supplied profile states: Hatha yoga teacher, Lifed HabitHub, Kochi Verification pending.
The supplied profile states: Runs five mornings of Hatha yoga for people who sit all day. Verification pending.
Their programParticipant stories require confirmed attendance and permission before publication. No verified story has been supplied for this collection, so this space remains empty pending those checks.
Tell LIFED about your people, dates, place and budget. Ask whether a host can offer suitable options and confirm inclusions and costs. Custom arrangements depend on eligibility, capacity and availability. No pressure to book.
Request a programThe guide describes a screen break in Kollam, a riverside experience in Wayanad and morning yoga in Kochi. Review the 0 currently matched Screen Tired programs above. The landscape below illustrates source references from the coast to the hills, not current availability.
Coast to Western Ghats, drawn as a cross-section. Not to scale.
Lifed brings wellness, movement and recovery together. Compare a Kalari week in Wayanad with an Ayurveda stay in Kollam through their current program details, then confirm suitability and booking arrangements.
Do not assume a phone handover or complete device ban. Check the selected program’s actual device rules before booking, including when restrictions apply and how urgent contact is handled.
The guide references traditional Ayurvedic eye-care practices and attributes them to an Ayurveda doctor, offered as a wellbeing practice. Verify the actual procedures, qualifications, supervision and individual suitability before booking; this guide does not establish medical treatment or improved eyesight. If you have an eye condition, see your eye doctor first.
Ask before booking whether laptop access or a short emergency check-in is allowed, and how it fits the actual device policy. An exception or agreed check-in time is not guaranteed.
The source describes the Wayanad example as suited to corporate groups. Verify the actual audience eligibility, group capacity, dates, inclusions and costs. See the Workplaces collection reference; a private team version is not guaranteed.
The source examples compare a two-day break with seven days of a different routine. Check current duration, schedule and individual suitability; neither length guarantees a new habit, better sleep or relief from screen-related fatigue.
Ask about screen-break options and their schedules. Suggestions depend on reviewed suitability, your commitments and current availability.
















