The Digital Wellness PowerPoint Template is deliberately quiet: soft sage greens, warm cream and blurred botanical illustrations that feel more like a calm morning than a lecture. Host Grotesk is used throughout, bold for headlines and regular for body text, which keeps the deck clean and easy to read on any screen. Gentle animations bring points in one at a time, so the audience reflects on each habit instead of reading ahead.

What's Inside

Fourteen slides come pre-filled as a ready-to-run wellbeing workshop. You get a cover, an agenda, a "big picture" slide with current figures on how much of the day goes to online media, a reflection slide that gets the group talking about their evenings, three signs of digital overload, four small habits that work, a section opener, a "connected and present" balance slide, six phone settings worth ten minutes and a pros-and-cons debate slide on banning phones in schools. Reference slides for fonts, elements and icons are included, and a placeholder logo spot lets you brand it for your organisation.

Who Is This Template For?

Designed for teachers and school counsellors, HR and workplace wellbeing teams, coaches, youth workers and parents' evening organisers. It works for wellbeing workshops, classroom lessons and PSHE sessions, staff training, student assignments on technology and mental health, and awareness events such as Digital Wellness Day. The debate and reflection slides turn a talk into a discussion, which makes it just as useful for small groups as for an assembly.