Social media platforms were designed to be addictive, writes McLean Hospital – a Harvard Medical School Affiliate – and are associated with anxiety, depression and even physical ailments.

According to the Pew Research Center, 69% of adults and 81% of teens in the U.S. use social media. This puts a large amount of the population at an increased risk of feeling anxious, depressed, or ill over their social media use.

No matter the season, there’s no better time than the present for Spring Cleaning your social follows. If you’re harnessing an ethical, seasonless or vintage closet, here are some of our favorite do-gooders who are sharing valuable tips. Their homegrown, wholesome grams will soon have you on your way to living a little cleaner, clutter-free and with circularity in closer reach:

Stephanie @thestylebungalow

She has been a girl on our radar for the last few years and as we have watched her feed evolve, it has strayed from the rest with elegance, maturity and a flirtatious bob that we totally crush. Stephanie Hill is a dancer and lifestyle writer, whose West Palm Beach (FL) climate induces resort and swim collections all year round. The newlywed has taken to renovating a studio loft with an air of minimalism and grand sculptures, tranquil garden dinner parties, cascading curtains and a cleansing palette of nature set against hues of milk foam and treacle. Stephanie has partnered with ethical luxury brands like Sezane, Ulla Johnson and Rosie Assoulin though is equally passionate about supporting indie, South American brands such as Coco Shop (Antigua), Stella and Amelia (Ecuador) and Carolina Herrera (Venezuela).