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Whether you’re a parent navigating screen dependency at home, an educator interested in bringing neuroscience-based digital resilience training to your school, or a leader exploring partnership or sponsorship opportunities — we’d love to connect.

Reach out To:

  • Inquire about prevention workshops for youth
  • Bring Parent Path education to your community
  • Partner with us for school, business, church, or organizational programming
  • Support scholarships for families facing screen compulsion
  • Explore speaking engagements or collaborative initiatives
Together, we can protect attention and restore identity in the next generation.

Ways to Reach Out

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General Inquiries

For questions about prevention programs, Parent Path resources, scholarships, or navigating support for screen dependency and digital overstimulation.
Contact us if you are:

  • A parent unsure where to start
  • A family experiencing escalating screen use
  • Looking for educational materials or next steps
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Volunteers & Ambassadors

For individuals who want to expand awareness around screen-driven compulsion and strengthen families in their communities. Volunteer roles may include:

  • Hosting local parent discussions
  • Assisting with prevention events
  • Sharing curriculum resources
  • Supporting scholarship fundraising initiatives
  • Serving as a community liaison
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Community & Organizational Partnerships

For schools, churches, youth groups, athletic programs, and community organizations seeking neuroscience-based education on screen compulsion, dopamine literacy, and digital resilience. Partnership inquiries may include:

  • Bringing the Digital Wellness Curriculum to your school
  • Hosting a parent education workshop
  • Youth prevention assemblies
  • Leadership training on attention and identity formation
  • Multi-session programming for teens or young adults
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Media Inquiries

For journalists, writers, researchers, and media outlets seeking commentary, background, or expert insight on:

  • Screen addiction and dopamine dependency
  • Algorithm-driven identity distortion
  • Youth attention collapse
  • Explicit content exposure in minors
  • Family impact of digital overstimulation
  • Prevention strategies grounded in neuroscience
Please include deadline and outlet information in your inquiry.
Note: This site does not manage speaking engagements or booking requests.
Media Contact

Ways to Reach Out

Contact Us
General Inquiries

For questions about prevention programs, Parent Path resources, scholarships, or navigating support for screen dependency and digital overstimulation.
Contact us if you are:

  • A parent unsure where to start
  • A family experiencing escalating screen use
  • Looking for educational materials or next steps
Contact Us
Community & Organizational Partnerships

For schools, churches, youth groups, athletic programs, and community organizations seeking neuroscience-based education on screen compulsion, dopamine literacy, and digital resilience. Partnership inquiries may include:

  • Bringing the Digital Wellness Curriculum to your school
  • Hosting a parent education workshop
  • Youth prevention assemblies
  • Leadership training on attention and identity formation
  • Multi-session programming for teens or young adults
Explore Community Partnerships
Volunteers & Ambassadors

For individuals who want to expand awareness around screen-driven compulsion and strengthen families in their communities. Volunteer roles may include:

  • Hosting local parent discussions
  • Assisting with prevention events
  • Sharing curriculum resources
  • Supporting scholarship fundraising initiatives
  • Serving as a community liaison
Get Involved
Media Inquiries

For journalists, writers, researchers, and media outlets seeking commentary, background, or expert insight on:

  • Screen addiction and dopamine dependency
  • Algorithm-driven identity distortion
  • Youth attention collapse
  • Explicit content exposure in minors
  • Family impact of digital overstimulation
  • Prevention strategies grounded in neuroscience
Please include deadline and outlet information in your inquiry.
(Please note: This site does not handle speaking or booking requests.)
Media Contact

What Happens After You Reach Out

We aim to respond thoughtfully and personally to all inquiries. Depending on your message, you may hear from:
  • A member of our support or partnerships team
  • A program coordinator
  • Our communications team
We do our best to respond within a few business days.

You’re Not Alone in This

Many families, educators, and communities are asking the same questions you are. Reaching out is simply the first step toward clarity, connection, and support — for yourself or for others.
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