For Parents & Carers in Your Organisation

As a working parent myself, I fully understand the challenges, pressure and guilt felt by many parents when trying to deliver their full potential at work and be the parent they want to be. 

In today's digital world, parents are understandably worried, confused and feeling overwhelmed by the online world their children are accessing and growing up in. From screentime battles to the impact of cyberbullying, social media pressure or the devastating consequences of grooming or exploitation, it can feel like another full-time job for parents to keep up with and on top of , keeping their child safe from online harms. 

I run a number of different programs and workshops for parents and carers. Covering all ages ( including our own online behaviours and impact this can have on our children) from babies to teens, no topic is off limits, because it isn't online.  These can be tailor made to fit your organisation's needs, a 'pick n mix' formula to really meet the needs of your employees.

Topics covered include:    

• A look at our own behaviours and tech use
• Screentime
• Social media - the good, the bad and the dangerous
• Gaming
• Cyberbullying
• Online predators and grooming
• Sextortion
• Sexting and sexual behaviour online
• Online pornography and the impact on children and teens
• Misinformation & Disinformation
• Your child's digital footprint
• Protecting your child's privacy and data online
• When and how to have difficult conversations with your child
• Building resilience and self-esteem in your child
• Impact on wellbeing
• Building healthy tech habits and behaviours with your child
• Recognising the warning signs 
• Parental controls
• Where to get help for your child (and you) if something goes wrong
• First phones, when, what and how to help your child deal with peer pressure.

And much more! 

This is a space that changes almost daily, new platforms, apps, opportunities and risks appear all the time. Through these workshops and programs, we can ensure that your parents and carers have the right information, at the right time and know the steps to take and where to get help. 

All crucial in keeping more children safe online and building a healthy and positive online experience.