Are you tired of endless arguments with your children over screen time and technology use? Are you worried about the effects of video game addiction on your child's health and well-being? Look no further than Parental Tech Support: A Course for Setting No-Argument Boundaries around Video Games, Phones, and other Technology with your Children!

Discover the Keys to setting effective boundaries around technology usage for your children!

Led by a licensed therapist and former video game addict, this course is designed for parents who want to establish no-argument rules for video games, phones, and other technology in their household. With Adam's unique perspective as a former video game addict and proven strategies build through 7+ years of helping HUNDREDS of parents and their kids find healthier relationships with technology, you will learn how to effectively communicate with your children and establish a healthy balance of technology usage in your home.

By taking this course, you will gain valuable insights and practical tools that will empower you to create a positive and safe environment for your children, transforming your relationship and resulting in a happier and more harmonious household. The best part; the course is easy enough that you can begin implementing it today. Enroll now and start learning the keys to finding peace and balance around technology use!

You will Receive:

• Eight modules packed with knowledge and tools to help you better understand and support your child

• Over an hour and a half of lecture, as well as PDF version of each lecture if you would prefer to go at your own pace (great for busy parents!)

• Exercises, vignettes, and practical skills to help you apply the information in the book

• Trouble shooting tips curated through 7+ years of clinical experience for common problems parents run into around technology use with their kids

• Resources including further learning, tools, and additional help

• Unlimited Updates - Pay once, receive updated versions of the course for a lifetime!

• Access to a support community of other parents

“Taking this course has completely changed our relationship with our son. We went from arguing and being so distant, to actually being able to talk to our teenager.” — Kim F.

”The approach we were using was not working. This was a complete change of mindset, and a gamechanger for our family.” - Melissa S.

Video Game/Technology Addiction in Children: A Growing Concern

As the world becomes increasingly digital, the issue of video game addiction in children is becoming a growing concern for parents and caregivers. While video games can be a fun and entertaining way for children to spend their time, excessive gaming can lead to a host of negative consequences, including poor academic performance, social isolation, and even physical health problems.

Understanding Video Game/Technology Addiction

Video game addiction is a type of behavioral addiction that is characterized by an excessive and compulsive use of video games. This can include playing for long periods of time, neglecting other responsibilities, and experiencing withdrawal symptoms when not gaming.

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), video game addiction is a serious condition that affects both children and adults. The organization has classified “gaming disorder” as a condition requiring further research and added it to the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-11) in 2018.

The Impact of Video Game Addiction on Children

The negative effects of video game addiction on children can be significant. Excessive gaming can lead to poor academic performance, as children who spend too much time gaming may neglect their schoolwork and studies. Additionally, children who are addicted to video games may experience social isolation, as they may spend less time interacting with family and friends.

Physical health problems can also arise from video game addiction. Sitting for long periods of time can lead to poor posture, back and neck pain, and even obesity. Sleep disorders and eye strain are also common among children who spend excessive amounts of time gaming.

How to Break a Child's Video Game Addiction

Breaking a child's video games/technology isn’t easy. I’m certain at this point that you’ve tried, and have likely been met with fighting and argument. The key is a delicate but learnable mix of understanding, support, and thoughtful boundaries. This course is designed to help provide you with the skills needed to support your child and help them thrive.