Dr Cat Digital Parenting Talk

Service Description

Dr Cat delivers thoughtful, research informed presentations for parents and carers navigating childhood, adolescence, and technology in today’s digitally blended world. Each session draws on academic research, years of classroom practice, educational leadership, and real family experience. Rather than relying on fear based rules or quick fixes, these talks support families to build calm, values driven connection and ethical decision making that holds up in everyday life. Presentations are practical, relatable, and deeply human. Dr Cat helps adults understand what is really happening for young people online, why certain behaviours make sense developmentally, and how to respond with steadiness rather than panic. Every session is grounded in the Four Pillars of a Blended Citizen, identity, interactions, actions, and cyber hygiene. Sessions commonly explore how to support children and teens to make safer, kinder choices online, how to navigate screen time without power struggles or guilt, how online identity, peer dynamics, and group chats shape behaviour, and how to help young people leave digital spaces that feel unsafe or pressuring. Families are also guided to create values based agreements rather than rigid rules. Every presentation is tailored to the audience, age group, and context. No two sessions are the same. Whether working with a school, community group, or parent collective, Dr Cat brings warmth, humour, and practical strategies that adults can use immediately. This work is not about banning technology or chasing perfection. It is about raising capable, ethical humans, supported by adults who can hold boundaries with care, empathy, and confidence.