How can we help today’s teens thrive in a world where screens, social media, and constant connectivity are shaping every aspect of life?
Growing Up Well is a community event series that tackles one of the most pressing challenges of our time: how to raise healthy, resilient kids in the digital age.
From rising rates of anxiety and social isolation to endless battles over screen time, families everywhere are feeling the effects of technology overload. Parents often feel stuck between worry and uncertainty, unsure how to guide their kids through challenges they never faced themselves.
This series brings together leading experts, community leaders, educators, and families to share insights and practical solutions. Each event offers evidence-based strategies and real-world tools that help teens build balance, strengthen relationships, and foster emotional well-being—without losing the benefits technology can provide.
Who Brought Whom Event for Teens and Parents with Internet-safety speaker Richard Guerry
Join us for a presentation by award-winning internet safety speaker and author Richard Guerry. Prior to the event, Richard will meet with 6th- and 7th-grade students at Concord Middle School, speaking in their classes about cyberbullying and cyber cruelty prevention, AI and deepfakes, social media safety, responsible sharing, digital empathy, and online citizenship.
During the evening event, Richard will bring teens and parents together for an open conversation about navigating technology in healthy, responsible ways—so we can learn and grow together. On January 30, Richard will talk with Carlisle Public School 3rd-8th-grade students about the same subject.
This event is free, but registration is required.
Values-based Parenting Workshop with Dr. Rachel Kramer
