Our engaging workshops and sessions are designed to empower caregivers and educators with the knowledge, practical strategies, and confidence needed to raise healthy, independent children.
Our Navigating Parenting (or Teaching) in a "Digital World" series typically includes two interactive, two-hour sessions. Workshops are often spaced apart to give participants time to implement strategies, reflect on their experiences, and return for continued learning, discussion, and support. For groups seeking a single session, we offer condensed presentations tailored to your specific interests and goals.
We believe in the power of in-person learning and genuine connection. Our workshops are intentionally designed to strengthen real-world skills through focused attention, collaboration, discussion, and meaningful human interaction. Using a single presentation screen and hands-on activities, participants can fully engage without the distractions of multitasking.
In our workshops, you'll:
❖ Understand the latest research on screens, technology, and childhood development.
❖ Gain practical strategies, tools, and alternatives to support your family, students, or community.
❖ Explore carefully curated resources, books, and recommendations for continued learning.
❖ Connect with other families, educators, and community members facing similar challenges and opportunities.
We believe it's never too late to make a positive change, but the earlier healthy habits begin, the better. Our goal is not to leave you feeling overwhelmed or discouraged. Instead, you'll leave feeling informed, hopeful, and ready to take meaningful steps toward raising healthy, independent children. Together, we can build supportive communities that continue the conversation long after the workshop ends.

🍏 A mini device fair where families can explore smartphone alternatives, “safer” smartphones, and screen-free devices 🍏 Curated book picks for adults and children available to browse 🍏 A “Pause & Play” Kit for each participant, featuring screen free activities 🍏 A resource folder with thoughtfully curated family resources 🍏 Entry into raffle giveaways
We offer customized workshops tailored to specific areas of interest, age groups, and community needs. Each workshop is designed to address the unique goals and challenges of your audience and can be adapted for parents, educators, students, or community organizations.



Our professional development sessions are designed to help educators better understand the impact of technology on students and how to effectively partner with families around these topics. Together, we'll explore how educators can make thoughtful, intentional decisions about technology use in the classroom while supporting students' academic, social, and emotional growth. Participants will learn practical strategies to support students who may be experiencing challenges related to executive fun



We provide engaging, hands-on sessions for elementary through high school students that go beyond simply talking about technology and how to be a "digital citizen." Through interactive activities, discussions, and read-alouds, we help students understand why delaying smartphones and social media benefits their well-being and development. We teach how screens affect their developing brains and the power of persuasive design. Our goal is to empower students with critical thinking skills to thrive


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Navigating Parenting or Teaching in a "Digital World" Session I & II (deep dive through all topics)
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Tailored for Caregivers or Educators
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Hands-on and Engaging Lessons for Elementary through High School Children
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Workshops designed for families and children to learn together
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Small group and personalized support
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Keynotes
Westchester, NY, USA

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