Technology Turnaround: A Two-Session “How To” Workshop for Parents of Middle School Tweens and Teens

Do you feel as if your home has stealthily been infiltrated by the unwelcome guest of your adolescents’ screen “worship”? 

Are gaming, social media, constant texting, and “Snapchatting” becoming the focus of your child’s attention to the detriment of other vital interests and responsibilities?
You are not alone.
Parents are struggling to find balance and strategy for reducing their child’s screen use and can change the script with some simple coaching and help.
 
Data is being reported daily on the real impact of too much social media and screen time on teens' developing brains and emotional well-being. We know social media overexposure is contributing to the current anxiety and depression epidemic in the US and other health-related issues in teens.
Do you feel as if your home has stealthily been infiltrated by the unwelcome guest of your adolescents’ screen “worship”? 
Are gaming, social media, constant texting, and “Snapchatting” becoming the focus of your child’s attention to the detriment of other vital interests and responsibilities? 
You are not alone. 
Parents are struggling to find balance and strategy for reducing their child’s screen use and can change the script with some simple coaching and help. Data is being reported daily on the real impact of too much social media and screen time on teens’ developing brains and emotional well-being. We know social media overexposure is contributing to the current anxiety and depression epidemic in the US and other health-related issues in teens.

Join three experts in a small group setting to create and execute a plan to create “screen sanity” in your home.

We have carefully designed this two-session workshop for parents of middle school children who want to know HOW to effectively and efficiently return their child to a healthy and balanced relationship with screens. A workshop for parents of High School children is coming soon!

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