Raising Resilient Children in the Digital Age
An online workshop to help families to raise confident and capable kids in an increasingly distracted world.
Parents today are more overwhelmed than ever. The lack of a modern day "village" of support coupled with a culture shift centering mobile technology has left parents stretched thin, and more children than ever struggling with anxiety, low confidence, and disconnection.
In this practical, research informed webinar, licenced mental health counselor Lindsay Stockton explores how modern parenting has changed and what families can do to foster reslience, emotional health, fulfilment and connection.
Learn simple, evidence based strategies to reduce chaos, strengthen your family, encourage independence and help your children thrive in a digital world. You'll leave with practical tools, renewed confidence, and hope for navigating modern parenthood.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is this webinar for?
Parents, grandparents, caregivers, and educators of children of all ages who want practical, strategies for raising resilient, emotionally healthy kids in today’s digital world.
Is this only about screen time?
No. While technology is an important topic, this webinar is really about building resilient children and strong family cultures. We’ll discuss emotional health, independence, boredom, play, relationships, boundaries, and practical parenting strategies that extend far beyond screens.
My children are still young. Is this relevant?
Absolutely. Whether you have toddlers, elementary aged children, or teenagers, the principles discussed apply across childhood and can be adapted to your family’s stage of life.
What if my kids already have phones or social media?
That’s okay! The focus is on what you can do from today forward to strengthen your family and support your child’s development.
Will there be a Q&A?
Yes. Time will be reserved at the end of the presentation for questions, so you can receive guidance on challenges specific to your family.
Is this based on research or personal opinion?
The webinar combines current psychological research, child development principles, and clinical experience as a licensed mental health counselor working with children, teens, and families.
We already struggle with digital pressure, is it too late to make changes?
Not at all. Small consistent changes matter at any stage. My hope is that you’ll leave feeling encouraged and with practical strategies that increase your confidence, decrease your guilt and build a stronger connections amongst your family.