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Kevin Lanham, LCPC, Skylight Counseling Center
CATCH Lunch & Learn: Tech Transitions
Just about every parent will tell you the technology battles are intense. Kids are on screens constantly, and getting them to take a necessary break is no small task.
Join us along with Kevin Lanham, LCPC Skylight Counseling Center, and learn what’s really going on with our kids from a developmental perspective. We’ll also practice exercises to help children turn off tech and develop better emotional regulation and communication skills in the process.
CATCH Lunch and Learns are supported by a generous grant from the Northbrook Woman’s Club.
Zoom registration required: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/UkLtWov
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