Screenagers: Growing Up in the Digital Age

Thursday, February 12, 2026

@ Kaiserman JCC in Wynnewood

7pm-9pm

The teenage years are full of important decisions, new challenges, and big questions for both teens and their families. Join us for a screening of Screenagers, a powerful documentary that explores the impact of smartphones and social media on teenagers’ mental health, relationships, and learning. Following the film, there will be guided discussion to help parents and teens better understand digital habits and how to create healthier boundaries together. Tickets are $10. 

 

A Tin Can phone will be raffled off at this event!

 

Facilitated by: Alex Bird Becker, Delco Unplugged

Panelists:

Mike McLeod (ADHD & Executive Function Specialist, GrowNow ADHD)

Jen Rice (Marriage & Family Therapist)

Dr. Jenna Higgins (Pediatrician, Nemours Children's Health)


Hooked: Understanding Screen Dependence

Thursday, February 19, 2026

@ Springton Lake Middle School in Media

6:30 PM

Are you concerned about a loved one’s or your own social media, internet or screen use? Would you like to learn strategies to reduce screen time for yourself and your children? Join us for a free workshop to discuss the warning signs of internet and screen time addiction. Learn what you can do develop a healthy balance using the internet and social media.Strategies for anyone age 0 through adult.

 

Presented by Jennifer Rice, LMFT and Gina Bell, LCSW. We will be joined by Mike McLeod from Grow Now ADHD (Executive Function Specialist and host of the ADHD Parenting podcast), Delco Unplugged and more! 


Parent Workshop with Mike McLeod

Sunday, February 22, 2026 @ Congregation Or Ami in Lafayette Hill 

10:00 AM - 11:45 AM

Join us for a practical, eye-opening parent workshop on the skills that drive behavior, learning and maturity: executive function, emotional regulation, attention and the impact of today’s tech environment. You’ll leave with a clearer understanding of why kids struggle (even bright, capable kids), what’s really happening in the brain during meltdowns, shutdowns and power struggles and how to respond in ways that actually build skills—not just compliance. 

 

We’ll cover concrete, immediately usable strategies to improve follow-through, reduce conflict at home, strengthen motivation and independence and create healthier boundaries with screens and devices. This session is designed for all families—whether your child is thriving, struggling, anxious, distracted, unmotivated or “fine at school but falls apart at home.”


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