Mike Brooks is a licensed psychologist, author, and speaker whose public work considers well-being amid technological change. Based in Austin, Texas, he writes and speaks about anxiety, digital overload, connection, and the search for meaning, bringing psychological perspectives into conversations about contemporary life. His official website describes a practice and public-facing work that combine psychological science with practical and wisdom-based approaches.
With psychologist Jon Lasser, Brooks co-authored Tech Generation: Raising Balanced Kids in a Hyper-Connected World (Oxford University Press, 2018). The book addresses technology in family life and offers parents a framework for helping children benefit from digital tools while reducing potential harms. Library cataloguing identifies its Mike Brooks as the psychologist born in 1968, matching this record, and describes the book as grounded in the authors’ experience with children, parents, and teachers.
Brooks is the founder and executive director of the One Unity Project, an initiative concerned with psychology, technology, spirituality, and social well-being. His current writing continues to address the human consequences of digital and AI-driven change. No awards were located in the authoritative sources reviewed.
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