AI, Screen Time, and Super Human Powers Workshop

Welcome to the AI, Screen Time, and Super Human Powers event! Join us online or a central location in San Diego TBD for an exciting discussion on the impact of technology on our lives with a specific focus on childhood and adolescent development. Dive into the world of artificial intelligence, screen time habits, and how they can enhance or paralyze developing superhuman powers in youth. Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn and connect with other youth advocates in your community.

Ticket sales for this event benefit the Ronald McDonald House of San Diego. Contact us to host a similar event in your neighborhood or purchase on online workshop ticket!

We will be discussing proven methods to:

• Protect and improve youth mental health
• Ensure academic success & real engagement in the classroom
• Prevent information overconsumption and lack of adulting skills
• Reduce symptoms of ADHD, OCD, mental health struggles, eating disorders, tics, and Autism challenges proven to be connected to digital media
• Learn strategies and benefits of cultivating in-person youth friendships
• Gain confidence that the new "public school phone ban" will propel your child forward in life with skills far superior to the curriculum they are studying
• Improve parent-child bonds that serve as long term mental health protective factor

At the end of the workshop parents and youth advocates will have the tools to:

• Construct a digital detox or media safety plan to guide activity, time, and sleep priorities
• Set your child up to be a self-sufficent and confident young adult with the means to support themselves with healthy, attainable goals to live independantly
• Reap the benefits of learing about fun service projects, giving back, and learn about the Ronald McDonald House of San Diego how they help families in crisis stay connected

Stay for ask-the-expert and connect with other parents:

Participants are encouraged to stay after the presentation for the Q&A session and meet and greet with other parents to build a strong community of screen savvy parents. A portion of the ticket prices benefits the San Diego Ronald McDonald House as the official partner of this multi-location community outreach series.

Online Only Version For Those Who Can Not Attend In Person Available to Purchase!

Host or Publisher Nicole Rawson, STC founder & certified teacher