Many employees with caring responsibilities are concerned about how much screen time their children are accessing. With children becoming increasingly obsessed with screentime, working parents experience device fights and meltdowns when they take try to restrict phone, tablet, laptop or TV time.
Dealing with these challenging situations on a daily basis is very stressful and time consuming. Inappropriate use can lead to cyberbullying, mental health issues and even addiction, affecting all areas of a child’s life. Many parents and carers are ill-equipped to navigate these stressful screen time situations effectively with many questions including: How much screen time is too much? Is time on the internet, social media and playing violent video games safe for children?
Resourcing employees to manage screen time more effectively will reduce stress and help them to succeed at home so they can be more focussed and productive at work. Workplace programs that support working parents and their families to thrive, nurture a family-friendly workplace culture.
Designed for working parents and carers raising children aged toddler to teenager.
Flexible learning with:
Each session supports employees to develop their knowledge and skills with:
After the webinar participants and their family have access to:
Each individual session can be part of a 6- or 12-month webinar series. Providing working parents with ongoing programs throughout the year, empowers employees to develop and embed sustainable wellbeing practices.
Learn more about our 12- and 6-month programs at the links below
https://learning.telushealth.com/au/pillar/12-month-program/
https://learning.telushealth.com/au/pillar/6-month-program/
The Win Win Parenting Program is developed by family wellbeing expert, Dr Rosina McAlpine, and offered in partnership with TELUS Health.
In this session, working parents and their families can learn about the:
By attending this session parents and carers will further their education and awareness of the potential harms of screen time and how to make the most of technology for all members of the family when raising children from baby to 18+ years.