Health Populi February 6, 2025
Jane Sarasohn-Kahn

As humans have undergone personal digital transformations, living omni-channel and appreciating the conveniences that being switched-on can bring, there’s a growing demand for “analog wellness.”

That’s one of ten trends covered in the Global Wellness Institute’s (GWI) report on 2025 Wellness Trends, and one I want to dig into early this year as consumers are facing growing challenges to our privacy, social bullying, and workforce stressors compelling many employees to spend too many hours in digital isolation and loneliness.

To paint the larger landscape of and drivers underpinning analog wellness, I will weave several important reports and studies together, all but one of which is new in 2025. These insights come from teams working at Accenture, Deloitte, GWI, and Ipsos,...

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