1 hr 15 min seminar • Instant access • Lifetime replay
Screens are everywhere but what are they really doing to the developing brain?
In this timely seminar, Nathan Wallis unpacks the neuroscience behind screen use, gaming, social media, and even exposure to online pornography. He explains how different kinds of screen time impact memory, attention, mood, and relationships, and provides practical strategies for parents to set healthy boundaries without constant battles.
Instead of fear or guilt, Nathan gives you clear, research-based tools to manage technology in a way that supports learning and wellbeing.
What you’ll learn
🧠 How screen use affects the brain’s wiring for focus and regulation
🧠 The unique risks of social media and online pornography
🧠 Why some screen use can help — and where it crosses into harm
🧠 Tools to reduce conflict and build family agreements around tech use
🧠 How to balance screen time with real-world connection, play, and learning
Results you’ll see
✅ Calmer, more cooperative routines at home
✅ Kids who understand and manage their own screen use
✅ Less conflict over devices and more positive family time
✅ Greater confidence in guiding kids through the digital world
Who it’s for
📱 Parents of children and teens navigating devices, gaming, and social media
🎓 Educators and community leaders supporting young people in a digital age
🧠 Anyone concerned about the impact of screens on health, learning, and resilience
