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Join this 🌟FREE🌟 live event if you:
👉🏼 Have a child who melts down every time the iPad goes off, no matter how many warnings you give
👉🏼 Feel conflicted when you hear discouraging research about screens and have a child who seems to gravitate toward them
👉🏼Want to learn how to keep your child's nervous system regulated while they're on the iPad
PS: Those who show up live will get a chance to win an exclusive gift!
>>But don't worry, if you can't make it live, you will get access to the replay!
AFTER THE WEBINAR, YOU'LL KNOW:
- The neuroscience of why neurodivergent children have such a complicated relationship with screens
- What the research actually says about screens and emotional regulation (and what it doesn't)
- Body-based, OT-approved strategies you can use before, during, and after screen time to prevent meltdowns
- Whether the Mightier App is a good fit for your child, and how it works
Explore the magic behind Mightier
Mightier is a children's mental health program (developed at Boston Children's Hospital and Harvard Medical School) that finally puts screen time to work for your kid. While wearing a heart rate sensor, kids get to do what they love: play games on the iPad. But here's the coolest part: as kids get excited, frustrated, or overwhelmed in the game, the game recognizes this and gets kids to practice coping skills like deep breathing in real time.
The skills they build through play become tools they can carry into homework, transitions, sibling moments, and everything else. And to top it off, parents get their own app that tracks progress, shares insights, and provides resources to support what their child is working on.
At the end of the webinar, you'll get to hear directly from the founder and clinical director of Mightier, and we'll even be selecting one person to win a year of free access to the program!
I want in!
Finally, a realistic, practical plan (backed by science) to make screens work for your child. Not another expert telling you to throw it out the window.
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