Overscheduled & Overstimulated: A Roundtable for Parents

Parenting in today's fast-paced world can feel overwhelming. Between activities, school demands, social media, and constant digital stimulation, many kids are busier, and more overstimulated than ever before.

But here's the good news: small changes can create powerful shifts in your child’s wellbeing.
Join us for a community roundtable discussion where we explore how overscheduling, screen time, and social media are affecting the nervous systems of teens and tweens, and what parents can do to help create a healthier balance.

With summer break around the corner, many parents feel pressure to keep kids constantly busy. But too many activities and too much screen exposure can actually lead to stress, dysregulation, and disconnection.

Together, we’ll discuss why slowing down is essential for mental health and share ideas for helping families rediscover joy through real connection.

✓ Insight into how overscheduling impacts children's nervous systems & emotional well-being
✓ A conversation about the effects of excessive screen time and social media
✓ Practical ways parents can help their kids slow down and feel more balanced
✓ A supportive community discussion with parents navigating similar challenges

You're a parent or caregiver of a teen or tween who wants to better understand the pressures young people face today.

You want practical ideas to reduce overstimulation, improve connection at home, and support your child’s mental health, especially as summer approaches.

Stephanie Hymas, Director of Resources at The Mental Health Moment, where she helps connect individuals and families with tools and resources that support mental health and wellbeing.

Clarissa Constantine, Founder of The ParenTween Connection, an online supportive network providing resources and guidance for parents of teens and tweens.

Saturday, May 16th
1:00 PM – 2:30 PM

Thrive Treatment and Wellness
5584 S Fort Apache Rd
Las Vegas, NV 89148

Space is limited for this interactive discussion.

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