Facilitated by Khara Saunders  
(Clinical Psychologist)

Parenting a child in the “age of technology” can be extremely daunting and it can feel as though the more you learn about the risks and concerns the more it seems like a battle and something to be feared. This 90-minute workshop offers parents and caregivers a compassionate and evidence-based framework for navigating the challenges of technology through a positive psychology framework, attachment and brain-based lens.

In this session, we’ll explore:

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• Practical strategies to support you and your child, including:
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This psychoeducational workshop integrates insights from current research in child development, attachment theory, and neuroscience. Parents and caregivers will leave with a deeper understanding of the risks and rewards that technology offers, what helps (and what doesn’t) when it comes to safety and boundaries, and practical tools they can start using right away. You’ll also receive a takeaway resource list for further reading and support, along with suggested community and professional resources for ongoing help.