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Social Media Workshops for Parents of Teens and Tweens
Protect your kids from inappropriate content on social media with our workshops for parents and educators. We teach you how to use the apps and devices your kids are using, so you can keep them safe.
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Online Workshops
Learn how to protect your kids from age-inappropriate content on social media with our online workshops. We provide technology and social media training to parents of teens and tweens.
Parenting Bootcamps
This isn’t your normal parenting conference. This is a down and dirty, no holds barred day full of experts giving you the brutally honest answers to your parenting questions
School Assemblies
We can customize an assembly for your school, church, or organization where our experts can speak to teens and tweens on their level on the dangers of the content they may come across online.
At-home Social Savvy Parents Group Training
We like to refer to these as "technology Tupperware parties." We find that when parents are in a "safe" environment, they tend to be more open with their concerns regarding what their kids are doing online. Perfect for groups of 6 - 12 parents.
At-home Social Savvy Kids Group Training
If you think you have concerns, your kids have questions. But usually questions they don't want to ask their parents. With our at-home workshops for teens and tweens, we create a safe environment that encourages questions and conversations about situations they may encounter online.
One-on-one Training
Our one-on-one training is perfect for the parent or adult looking for specific guidance and help. Whether getting hands-on training on social media apps or setting parental controls on devices - we can work with you for your specific needs.
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Not sure what you're looking for or need something unique to your needs? We can create something specific to you and your situation.
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I contacted Kristen to speak to a group of moms who want to help their children as we navigate through digital adolescence together. Even before we ‘officially' started, we were involved in one of the richest discussions I have had to date regarding social media and its' impact. Mothers of both boys and girls were included; we talked about monitoring options, most popular apps and their content, click bait, predators & catfishing, and the incredible quantity of inappropriate content* to which kids can be exposed. Parents owe it to themselves, and most importantly, to their children to be aware and educated about social media and understand how the digital world impacts their family in the real world.
Kim M. 
The most popular question I received after “What will she cover?” was "Can we listen in from upstairs?” Having a third party talk to your kids separate from you about social media can cause anxiety for some, but for kids … it makes them open up! The session we scheduled for kids only included ages 10 through 12, boys and girls and a mix of schools. All the parents did was drop off their children & Kristen took care of the rest! They discussed online identities, catfishing, cyberbullying, reputation management online, appropriate posting & behavior for social media as well as what you send via text. The kids really participated in the discussion, and all said they learned something new from the session. Success!
Carol T. 
One thing that made an impression on her was about being careful what she sends to people and especially boys because if the relationship doesn't work out they might post things to hurt feelings or embarrass her. Since she doesn't think like that she really took the advice to heart.
Thanks for hosting it!!
Hannah D. 
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