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A recent BBC News piece on Dr. David Greenfield’s treatment of a video game addiction problem.
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Technology/Internet Addiction – Interview with David Polgar and Dr. David Greenfield
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A recent BBC News piece on Dr. David Greenfield’s treatment of a video game addiction problem.
Dr. David Greenfield is an internationally recognized authority on the treatment of Internet and Technology Addictions and is the author of “Virtual Addiction,” a book describing computer addiction and its impact on human behavior.
Dr. Greenfield maintains a clinical practice in central Connecticut and conducts research, training, consultations and lectures throughout the world on the Internet and Digital Media Technology. Currently an Assistant Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Connecticut School of Medicine, he is also a fellow and past President of the Connecticut Psychological Association.
Dr. Greenfield has appeared on CNN, ABC News, CBS Early Show, Fox News, NBC News, Good Morning America, the BBC and the Today Show. His work has been featured in U.S. News and World Report, Business Week, Newsweek, People, The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, Time, and Forbes and many other popular publications.
Noted for his compassion and warmth, Dr. Greenfield also maintains a psychotherapy practice focused on personal growth, mood disorders and relationship issues.









