Understand your habits.
Find out where screens create friction — and what each of you wants to get back. No blame. Just a starting point.
A fresh start. Together.
Less screen conflict.
More time together.
A guided online program to help your family build healthier digital habits — with practical routines, shared agreements, and support along the way.
Join the early access waitlistFor families with teenagers aged 11–17

A little less scrolling.
A lot more living.
When it comes to screens, how are things feeling?
Things feel good. Let’s build on what’s working.
Some days are easier than others. Small changes can help.
It’s been challenging. You don’t have to figure it out alone.

Sound familiar?
You care. You’ve tried. And somehow, the same conversation keeps happening.
And suddenly, another evening ends in an argument.
Setting a limit is one thing. Keeping it without a battle is another.
Even when everyone is in the same room.
Your teenager gets a voice. You get practical support. Together, you make a plan that fits real family life.
How it works
Find out where screens create friction — and what each of you wants to get back. No blame. Just a starting point.
Create realistic routines and clear agreements, with your teenager involved in the decisions.
Explore activities you actually enjoy together, and practice habits you can carry into everyday life.
The family digital reset
Eight weeks of guidance, practical tools, and support. One step at a time.
Plan for a weekly 60-minute session, plus around 10–20 minutes on most days and a longer family activity each week.
The people behind the program
We’re building Family Digital Detox around a simple belief: better digital habits start with understanding each other.

Jessica co-founded iCouch, one of the first online therapy platforms. She holds master’s degrees in clinical psychology and education and brings nearly 20 years of counseling experience to helping families build healthier digital habits.

Estefanía connects families, education, and community. She co-founded a parent education platform and has worked with more than 300 students to help address bullying in schools.
Gina focuses on building teams and bringing out the best in people. Her background in business leadership centers on helping people develop their strengths.
Miao is passionate about helping young people and communities build healthy habits. She has a background in community project leadership and financial mathematics.
A few things you might be wondering
Parents and caregivers of teenagers aged 11–17 who want support with everyday screen-related conflict, boundaries, and family routines.
Yes, in age-appropriate ways. Parents attend the weekly group sessions, and teenagers help choose goals, shape agreements, and try activities. Parent participation is essential too.
No. The aim is intentional technology use and a healthier balance. Schoolwork, friendships, creativity, and entertainment can all have a place.
Allow 60 minutes for a weekly parent group session, around 10–20 minutes on most days, and one longer family activity each week.
Early access is $199 per family for the full eight weeks, including follow-up check-ins. Joining the waitlist is free and does not commit you to paying.
We’ll email you with early access dates, availability, and next steps. You can decide whether the program is right for your family before committing.
This is a guided educational program focused on family routines, communication, and digital habits. It does not replace individual clinical assessment or treatment.
Start here
Be among the first to hear about early access. Tell us a little about what you’re looking for, and we’ll be in touch.
Thank you. We’ll email you with early access details and next steps. Here’s to a fresh start, together.