Help Your Teen Know Who They Are in a Tech-Heavy World
A 6-week LIVE class to help your teen stay safe online, discover who they are, and build digital discernment.
Join the Tech-Healthy Family Hub and get FREE access to our brand new Live Real Life parent-teen class (starting January 22nd)—a 6-week live class to help your teen stay safe online, discover who they are, and build digital discernment.
Save 20% when you join by January 21st—just $357.60 instead of $447 every year you’re with us in the Hub.
This Class Is For You If…
You’re delaying devices—and you want to know you’re preparing your teen well for when they are ready for a phone or more tech access.
You want a values-based approach—not just more rules, but helping your teen discover who they are so they can make wise choices on their own.
You’re ready for a parent-teen team approach—where you create tech plans together instead of just rules to be followed.
Your teen needs to hear from other teens—who’ve actually delayed smartphones and social media (and lived to tell about it!).
You want live support—a real place to ask your questions and get help when things get tricky.
You’re ready to tackle tech together—because the best way to help your teen is to work on this alongside them, not just lecture.
Sound like you? Let’s do this together.
RAISING KIDS WHO THRIVE IN TODAY’S DIGITAL WORLD IS NO SMALL FEAT, BUT YOU’RE NOT GIVING UP!
You’re determined to take the slow tech road, despite your child’s insistent demands for the latest tech or the common refrain, “everyone else has it!”
You dream of seeing your family connecting over an old-fashioned Scrabble night, instead of playing Words with Friends—on phones—in separate rooms.
You want to come home to a lawn with bikes piled out front, your kids and their friends sitting around the table, helping themselves to cookies or roughhousing it in the backyard. No smartphones in sight.
You long for days when your home is filled with the sound of a bouncing basketball instead of the sounds of Mario Kart.
And here’s the thing…
You know that tech isn’t evil and that you can’t keep devices out of your life completely.
You just don’t want devices to take over your family’s life and seep into what should be a slower, sweeter and safer age.
Without this program, I would have no idea what to do about my children’s screen time. Now, I have a sense of what is healthy and where to draw the lines. This is such an important issue, that these decisions took a lot of soul-searching for me in communication with other moms.
The courses were high-quality, with bite-sized information and straightforward implementation. But the problem is so complex, I needed to be able to comment and ask hard questions in a discussion community. I’m so thankful that another mom took the time to study and experiment so that I can reap the rewards. And she has other mothers who also weighed in on my problems, giving me increased confidence. For me, this program was a 10 out of 10.
Thanks a million, Andrea!
I had very little hope when I joined here. However, I have made a turn very recently, even though we still have emotional upheaval some days. Andrea repeatedly reminded me that my highest priority was to connect back into myself with love, compassion and joy then with my daughter.
Andrea and Tyler have such wisdom, knowledge and experience that is evolving because they are growing as their kids grow. Plus the community is so rich with support and ideas! We are all growing together.
Also, let’s be honest…this isn’t just about the kids.
You want to feel less attached to your own phone and be more present.
When your kids are calling out, “Mom” or “Dad” for the 100th time or looking for your eyes in a sea of parents to see if you noticed how they finally mastered a cartwheel, you want their eyes to meet yours, not the back of your phone.
You have so many reasons why you want to make screen time better for your family, but when all is said and done…
You want to raise capable, screen-resilient kids who will run from porn, do homework without simultaneously watching YouTube, use their imagination instead of a screen, and put down a device to look someone in the eyes.
“I can’t say enough good things about Andrea Davis’ betterscreentime.com. Her teens and tech class nails it for me. I couldn’t figure out how to bridge the gap between screen avoidance of the younger years and a functioning young adult using technology. My 14yo and I have had fantastic conversations based on her content. I’m so clear on how we get there—just like learning to drive, there are ways to do this.”
Why This Matters Now More Than Ever
You know tech isn’t evil. You can’t keep devices out of your life completely. But you don’t want them taking over your family’s life and seeping into what should be a slower, sweeter, and safer age.
You dream of:
- Family Scrabble nights replacing “Words with Friends” played on phones in separate rooms
- Your lawn dotted with bikes, kids gathered around the kitchen table, no smartphones in sight
- The sound of bouncing basketballs instead of Mario Kart
- Most importantly – catching your child’s eyes at their big moments instead of them seeing the back of your phone
CAN I BACKPEDAL TO THE SLOW-TECH
Or maybe you’re a parent who “caved” and gave in to more tech access than you were comfortable with, and now you’re regretting it?
Maybe you thought your child was ready, but the reality was far from it?
And now…you struggle with setting “boundaries” with screens. ALL of this makes you wonder…
Won’t it be easier to give up and give in to the screens?
Won’t there be less conflict with your kids that way?
Won’t life feel more predictable and peaceful?
I’m guessing you already know the answer.
It may be easier, but will it be better?
Better for your family?
Better for your kids?
The Tech-Healthy Family Hub
A community for parents who want to travel the slow-tech road with like-minded families, and a relationship-first roadmap.
Here’s how you can walk the slow-tech road avoiding many roadblocks, speed bumps, and detours!
Live Real Life: Know Who You Are in a Tech-Heavy World
A 6-Week Parent-Teen Class
What if your teen could navigate technology with wisdom—not just rules? What if they knew how to recognize dangers, make safe choices, and build a relationship with tech that actually works for them?
STARTING JANUARY 22ND: Live Real Life Class (FREE with membership!)
Annual Membership
Your Annual Membership Includes:
$447/Year
$357/Year
This 6-week live class includes:
- 6 live weekly sessions with Andrea Davis (Thursdays, 6–7 PM PT, Jan 22–Feb 26)
- Direct conversations about digital safety—Pornography, predators, sextortion, cyberbullying
- Values discovery—Help your teen know who they are before the internet tells them
- Personal tech plan creation—Your teen creates their plan WITH you (not imposed by you)
- Early access to Live Real Life book exercises—Sneak peek before it’s published
- Andrea’s 3 teens join (2 girls, 1 boy)—Hear real experiences with delayed smartphones
- Two AAA (Ask Andrea Anything) sessions during the 6 weeks
- Weekly cohort calls for accountability
- All recordings available to rewatch
Perfect for families with teens ages 11–17—Whether you’re considering a first phone, struggling with tech battles, or want to proactively teach digital safety.
Annual Subscription Options
Annual
One yearly payment. BEST VALUE!
Monthly Installments
Three monthly installments for first year, one yearly payment thereafter.
Access to ALL the Better Screen Time Courses
Creating a Tech-Healthy Family
Dial in your personal tech habits and work with your spouse or partner to get on the same tech page so you can teach and prepare your kids for life in the digital era.
$247 value
Untangling Teens & Tech
Reconnect with your teen, help them identify their values, and teach them how to avoid getting sucked into pornography, social media comparison, or wasting their precious youth on a screen.
$247 value
You get access to Creating a Tech-Healthy Family and Untangling Teens & Tech so you can give your family the foundation to build slow-tech habits that strengthen relationships instead of straining them.
But that’s not all…
The Tech-Healthy Family Hub gives you so much MORE!
Momentum Masterclass
Andrea teaches on one focused topic and gives you ONE action to implement right away. These workshops are based on family-tested strategies and the latest screen time research. Walk away with momentum, not overwhelm.
Help a Parent Out (HAPO) Call
Share a sticky situation (anonymously if you’d like!), and get Andrea and other parents’ insights on how to solve it.
Expert Ed
These quarterly calls from guest experts will cover topics such as: gaming, pornography, social media, child development, and more. You’ll walk away armed with research and tips to help you create a tech-healthy family.
The Better Screen Time Parent Community
Not on Facebook because let’s be honest … we could all do with less social media scrolling.
This safe, supportive, and judgment-free space will be organized and easy-to-use so you can get the support you need from fellow parents and learn best practices from each other.
Tech Time with Tyler
Quarterly Tech Education and Q&A.
Feeling confused by all the tech? Tyler (Andrea’s husband, PhD in mechanical engineering from Purdue), is a patient and brilliant teacher! Tyler will teach timely tech tips and allow time for Q&A. Bring your tech questions!
Everything is recorded and saved inside the community so you can listen and watch the replays at any point!
Yearly Membership
Join and Save!- Live Real Life 6-week class (Jan 22-Feb 26) – $297 value – FREE!
- Both courses: Creating a Tech-Healthy Family AND Untangling Teens & Tech – $494 value
- The Better Screen Time Community
- Momentum Masterclass
- Help a Parent Out calls
- Tech Time with Tyler
- Expert Ed quarterly sessions
Total Value: Over $1,100
Your Investment: Just $357.60 (when you join by January 21)
14-Day Money-Back Guarantee
Try the Hub and the first two Live Real Life sessions risk-free. If you don’t feel it’s helping your family thrive, we’ll refund your investment—no questions asked.
“I can’t say enough good things about Andrea Davis’ betterscreentime.com. Her teens and tech class nails it for me. I couldn’t figure out how to bridge the gap between screen avoidance of the younger years and a functioning young adult using technology. My 14yo and I have had fantastic conversations based on her content. I’m so clear on how we get there—just like learning to drive, there are ways to do this.”
“When I heard about the live 4 week tech course, I decided to sign up to help me get going again. It absolutely did that for me.
I loved being involved and discussing with other parents and I learned so much from Andrea and the special guests. It really gave me the BIG picture to see the steps I needed to take. The program helped me build on the already existing relationships and head right into having tech talks with my girls.
I’m very grateful for Andrea and Tyler and the work that they have put into Better Screen Time to help all of us parents pioneer through these times where technology is such a big part of our kids’ lives and can change the trajectory of their lives.
Andrea has been so helpful and always responds when you have questions or need help. I recommend taking any and all of their courses to help with getting a handle on technology in your family.”
Frequently Asked Questions
About the Live Real Life Class:
What if my teen doesn't want to attend the Live Real Life class?
Many teens are skeptical at first! Frame it as “this is your chance to have a say in our family tech rules” rather than “you’re in trouble.” Most teens warm up quickly once they see this isn’t a lecture—it’s a chance to be heard. The class starts January 22nd, so join by January 21st to secure your spot.
What if we can't attend the Live Real Life sessions live?
All sessions are recorded and available to Hub members. However, the live interaction is where the magic happens, so we strongly encourage attending live whenever possible.
Is the Live Real Life class appropriate for my 11-year-old? My 17-year-old?
Yes! Content is calibrated for ages 11-17. Week 3 covers mature topics (pornography, predators, sextortion) in an age-appropriate, educational way with care and sensitivity.
What if I join after January 22nd? Can I still access the Live Real Life class?
Enrollment closes January 21st at midnight. Once the class starts on January 22nd, enrollment is closed. Join by January 21st to secure your spot and the 20% discount!
About the Tech-Healthy Family Hub:
What is a community? How is it different from social media?
An online community is a way to gather people together around a particular interest or cause. This group of people come together to nurture their own and one another’s growth.
More people are craving deeper connection and learning in a less-distracted, more focused and less polarized environment than what social media provides. The Better Screen Time Community is online, but is not on a social media platform. We have guidelines and procedures in place to help create a safe and helpful gathering place.
What’s the difference between buying your courses individually and the Community?
Parents are welcome to purchase our courses Creating a Tech-Healthy Family and Untangling Teens & Tech for a full DIY experience with lifetime access to the courses. Some parents love this option.
But we’ve learned many parents want additional support and guidance from Andrea and other parents. Our BST community includes access to both courses, along with live training, workshops, and full access to community conversations inside a safe space full of like-minded parents.
How much time do I get with Andrea?
Andrea will teach one brand new workshop per month, lead one HAPO call per month, and be active inside the community conversations!
What ages of kids will you cover in the community?
All ages! As a mom of 5, Andrea has one adult child, two high schoolers, one in middle school, one in elementary, and lots of experience with parenting littles. 😉
We have dedicated spaces for every age group (littles up to adult children), and we have team members with a wide variety of family situations including: a homeschool mom, a mom of one child, a bilingual mom, and a mom with 4 young children. We truly have you covered!
Is this community only for moms? Are dads or other caregivers welcome?
All parents and caregivers are welcome! In fact, we would love to hear from more dads and grandparents. Tyler will teach periodically, and in his past calls the dads were all in!
What’s your cancellation policy?
We want you to be happy! If you can show proof of effort (watched modules, completed a worksheet, shown up for calls, etc.), present us with your work and still aren’t satisfied, you can be eligible for a refund within 14 days of enrolling.
Our “Look Around and See Who You Can Help” Guarantee
If you feel that the community is not helping you to reduce screen time, restore family connection, and raise kids who thrive within the first 14 days of enrollment, email us and we’ll refund your money.
You are so gifted at teaching classes online!! Thank you for all you do to bring your great resources to life, while peppering in your family anecdotes, which are very helpful and empowering.
I feel like you give exactly the right amount of details needed to do this work, and you do an excellent job addressing people’s questions and inviting others to weigh in. Bravo and thank you!
I want to express my gratitude for how you’ve already changed our home ❤️. I haven’t been able to go as fast in the course as I was hoping to, but the perspective shifts I’ve already had have been so enlightening and helpful.
I love how you get to the root of the problem instead of trying to spot treat at the surface. I’ve actually been feeling hope for the future when it just felt like a looming dark cloud. THANK YOU for all your hard work!!
I would love to know when you’re doing the next class because I would definitely recommend it to all my friends! It was so very helpful to have a step by step process to address tech in a holistic, proactive way, rather than constantly playing tech whack-a-mole.
The emphasis on tackling tech WITH your teen, and creating conversations instead of just making rules for them really lowers the angst in the house.
Thank you so much, this is the most helpful thing I’ve ever done in my quest to use tech healthfully and safely in my family!
JOIN US AND OTHER LIKE-MINDED PARENTS WHO ARE:
BRAVE ENOUGH TO DELAY
BOLD ENOUGH TO TRY AGAIN
WISE ENOUGH TO TEACH
AND GENEROUS ENOUGH TO PAY IT FORWARD
SO ALL KIDS CAN THRIVE IN THIS DIGITAL WORLD.
Starting with relationships is key and I love Better Screen Time’s emphasis on this. We felt that the course is really comprehensive, unlike a cellphone contract or a book without a live person to help us.
My husband especially loved the session with Tyler. We now feel equipped to tackle technology struggles in our home!
Andrea! Just had to tell you I finished the Tech-Healthy Course. First of all: STANDING OVATION. I can’t tell you how grateful I felt every time I turned the course on to listen – I literally felt like I was adding one more layer to my defense and another arrow to my quiver.
We have made changes in our family, but since the kids are still young, it’s more like we are just not letting things even begin.
Most of all, I’ve seen the biggest changes in myself – making better choices with the time I’m on my phone. I feel like I’ve gone back to school with the amount of reading I’ve been doing!
I’m using it daily and it’s changing our family.”
A PERSONAL NOTE FROM ANDREA
Many years ago, in the chaos of a cross-country move, we handed over an abandoned smartphone to our 12-year-old.
She is the classic oldest child—super responsible—the kind of kid that cleans her room without being asked.
The phone seemed like a good idea. She could stay connected with old friends and we could reach each other in a place where we didn’t know anyone.
Months passed…
One day our daughter came home from school and while spooning cereal into her mouth with one hand, she was scrolling with the other hand—and not talking to me.
It used to be a “How was your day?” moment, but suddenly the phone was more important than our daily chat. I wondered where my kid went.
A few months later I was leaning over the kitchen counter looking at my own phone when I came across a video of our daughter lip-syncing an inappropriate song she found online.
I knew she didn’t really grasp the meaning of the lyrics, but I realized at that moment we had failed her. We had given her too much too soon.
My husband and I agreed we needed a major tech reset in our home.
We replaced the smartphone with a brick phone that had no internet access (all we had then). There were many tears. As parents, it was one of the most challenging, yet smartest things we’ve done to safeguard our family from the harms of the online world.
I don’t wish this experience on any other family. And unfortunately, many families have experienced much worse.
I don’t say this to scare you, but to help you understand that when you hand a device to a child you are handing them the world.
We can’t completely protect our children from all the harms out there, but we can prepare them (and ourselves!).
With my background in secondary education, I set out to create a new approach to kids and tech—a Team Approach to Technology™—centered on relationships, delaying, and mentoring, not just monitoring.
The result was our courses, Creating a Tech-Healthy Family and Untangling Teens & Tech.
I’ve loved hearing how the principles in our courses have changed the tech trajectory for so many families at a critical point in their lives.
And guess what? It changed our family’s path, too.
That 12-year-old girl is now in college.
Her college admissions essay flashed back to the painful goodbye to that smartphone, life with a brick phone (temporarily!), her mom’s Tech Talks, and eventually realizing that because of those screen time limits, her ears were covered when the world was telling her who to be.
The last line in her essay says it all..
“I found myself on my own. I know who I am.”
And that my friend, is my hope not only for my own kids, but for yours, too.
To know who they are before social media, peers, the news, strangers on the internet, or influencers tell them who they should be. Those voices are loud.
Our kids need us now more than ever.
That’s why I’m inviting you to join me in the next step on this slow-tech journey…
This is the part where we link arms and lead ourselves, our families, our schools, and our communities to…
BETTER SCREEN TIME.
