Prevention Begins at Home: Digital Safety for Caregivers
Training description
Technology is woven into nearly every aspect of young people’s lives, creating new opportunities for connection, learning, and creativity while also introducing evolving risks. Many caregivers want to support children in navigating the digital world but feel uncertain about where to begin or how to have meaningful conversations. This training helps caregivers bridge the generational divide by increasing confidence in discussing online safety with children and adolescents.
Participants will explore the realities of today’s digital landscape and learn practical tools, communication strategies, and resources to help caregivers foster safer, more open conversations while supporting healthy technology use.
Cost: Free for non-CEU attendees, $25 for CEU attendees.
Please note, training registration will close one hour prior to the training start time. You will be unable to register after this time.
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