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From setting toddler screen-time boundaries to protecting social media-scrolling teens, parenting in the always-on digital world isn’t easy!
Technology connects us and can educate and entertain the entire family, but it can also start to interfere with school, work, relationships, and our mental health. That’s why the mental health experts at Bend are here to help your family find creative solutions and set realistic boundaries so that everyone in your household can learn to stay safe online, connect with one another offline, and feel your best.
In this webinar, parents and caregivers will learn to:
• Create a personalized digital plan that everyone in the family can agree on.
• Better understand and set healthy screen limits.
• Talk to your child about online safety and cyberbullying.
• Use a digital detox to foster screen-free connection as a family.
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Donna is a licensed independent clinical social worker who has worked in the field of children’s mental health for over 20 years. She started her career working as a Certified Behavioral Analyst in Florida with a focus on children with varying abilities and Autism. She has taught college courses in both Clinical Psychopathology and Child Development.
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Jessica E. Flannery, PhD, serves as the Director of Clinical Product Integration at Aura, bringing her extensive expertise in child development to the forefront. As a clinical licensed psychologist and ADHD-Certified Clinical Services Provider (ADHD-CCSP), she combines her roles as a developmental social neuroscientist and a dedicated mother. Her deep knowledge spans clinical product strategy, digital health research, profound insights into child development, parenting, and the impact of social media on child development. With over 50 peer-reviewed articles, prestigious fellowships, and a TEDx speaker accolade, Jessica is a distinguished authority in her field.
Elisha is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, who has focused her career on holistic and systemic thinking. She is now focused on helping employers think about how to support their total employee needs, including their families. She practiced as a therapist for 20 years in a variety of settings helping individuals, families and children find a healthier path and thrive.