Social Media
& Mental Health
Scott gives parents a real window into what their children are experiencing online and the practical tools to have the conversations that actually matter. No judgement. No panic. Just clarity and connection.
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This is a presentation every parent should see. Finally someone who explains what's actually happening and gives you something real to do about it.
Growing Up Online Is
Harder Than You Think
Most parents know social media is affecting their kids. What they don't know is how deeply, why, and what to actually do about it without destroying the relationship in the process.
Scott's talk for parents is built on one core idea: being tech savvy is the first step to understanding what your child's experience is actually like online. You can't guide your child through a world you don't understand. And you can't have honest conversations without the right language and the right approach.
This isn't a scare talk. It's a practical, warm, and often surprisingly funny evening that sends parents home feeling informed, equipped, and closer to their kids.
Social Media
& Mental Health
One focused, deeply practical talk designed specifically for parents.
& Mental Health
Parents will gain a deeper understanding of the social media and online landscape their children are navigating every day. Scott covers the neuroscience of why social media affects mental health, what the specific risks are for young people, and how parents can talk about it in a way their children will actually hear. The talk is honest, accessible, and leaves the room feeling informed rather than terrified.
Social Media · Mental Health · ConnectionReal Tools for
Real Conversations
A real understanding of the apps, games, and platforms your child uses and what their experience inside them actually looks like.
Practical scripts and approaches for opening honest dialogue about internet safety, social media, and mental health without triggering shutdown.
Specific, evidence-based strategies for managing screen time in a way that reduces conflict and builds trust rather than resentment.
What digital trails, data mining, and online permanence actually mean for your child and how to help them understand their impact online.
Specific approaches to help your child understand the real-world consequences of their actions online in a way that lands without lecturing.
Tangible resources parents can reference and use with their children long after the evening ends.
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