“To digitally thrive is to have technology fit into your life in ways that improve your well-being, your community, and our broader society.” - Harvard Graduate School of Education’s Center for Digital Thriving Concerns about technology's impact on teen mental health are growing. Erin Walsh cuts through conflicting messages with the latest research on tech, AI, and wellbeing and delivers practical tools for reducing risk, staying connected, and preparing kids to thrive in a digital world. Families will learn: The latest evidence about tech’s impact on pre-teens and teens Red flags and green flags for technology use Developmentally attuned parenting strategies for digital thriving This course is for families with children 4th grade and higher.

“To digitally thrive is to have technology fit into your life in ways that improve your well-being, your community, and our broader society.” - Harvard Graduate School of Education’s Center for Digital Thriving Kids today are growing up in a world dominated by screens. For parents of young children through early elementary, Erin Walsh cuts through the noise with brain science and humor, sharing research backed strategies for screen-time transitions, nurturing connection, and building healthy habits at home. Families will learn: What science tells us about media’s impact on younger children Core ingredients children need for thriving in the digital age Practical parenting strategies without screen time blame or shame This course is for families with Children birth - 3rd grade.