Video Games & Social Media are the BIGGEST THREAT
to your children’s future.
Let's fix that.
When popular opinions fall short,
screen science steps in!
Begin Your ScreenStrong
Journey Today!
What do you need to prevent or reverse problematic screen use? Education and community. ScreenStrong has you covered!
Our science-based solutions are not screen-free. Rather, we show you how to skip unnecessary problematic online activities and restore your child’s real-world experiences. This includes fostering strong connections with family, encouraging healthy hobbies, developing life skills, and engaging in activities that support rather than hinder their overall development.
- Choosing a smartphone-free childhood through age 18
- Encouraging creative play instead of violent video games
- Promoting focused, phone-free school days
- Embracing real-life adventures over virtual escapes
- Building deeper family bonds
Your kids aren’t ignoring you – they’re addicted
But you CAN break the cycle!
It Starts With
Education & Community
Kids' Brains & Screens
Get your whole family on the same page with our Home Edition!
By understanding the “why” behind the screen struggle, families can make healthy habits stick, build stronger bonds, and help kids reach their full potential.
- Kid-friendly explanation of the simple language & engaging illustrations.
- How video games, social media, and excessive screen time affect mental health.
- Kid-friendly explanations help kids understand the why behind screen limits.
Join Connect | FREE
Stronger families start with stronger community.
Join like-minded parents and the ScreenStrong team for support and personalized answers to your questions.
- Free admission to our private parent forum.
- Instructions for the 7-Day Challenge to help your kids and teens reconnect with the real world.
- Access to resources and tips for healthier screen habits.
Kids' Brains & Screens
Get your whole family on the same page with our Home Edition!
Join Connect | FREE
Stronger families start with stronger community.
By understanding the “why” behind the screen struggle, families can make healthy habits stick, build stronger bonds, and help kids reach their full potential.
- Kid-friendly explanation of the simple language & engaging illustrations.
- How video games, social media, and excessive screen time affect mental health.
- Kid-friendly explanations help kids understand the why behind screen limits.
Join like-minded parents and the ScreenStrong team for support and personalized answers to your questions.
- Free admission to our private parent forum.
- Instructions for the 7-Day Challenge to help your kids and teens reconnect with the real world.
- Access to resources and tips for healthier screen habits.
Our path will help your kids break FREE from the screen trap and reconnect your family.
Three
Reasons You Are Not Where You Want To Be
You thought your kids were mature enough
But they are not.
Your screen controls, limits, and rules are failing. You have now lost your son to his game and your daughter to her phone. You gave in too early and now everyone feels trapped.
You fear your kids will be friendless and they will binge if you don’t allow access
These are myths, according to research. Good habits in childhood will likely transfer to future interests. Deeper friendships are built in person, offline.
Will it take going counter culture? It sure will.
You don’t trust your instincts
You are right, video games and social media are hurting your kids.
You regret giving your kids toxic screens. It’s time to regain your confidence and trust your instincts. Do what it takes to get your kids back.
Raise ScreenStrong Families
Need Encouragement? We’ve got your back!
ScreenStrong Families Podcast
Practical, honest conversations equipping and encouraging parents to lead their families with clarity, courage, and confidence in a screen-saturated world.
Be ScreenStrong Substack
Bold, research-based weekly insights equipping parents with wisdom, conviction, and practical strategies to stand strong in a screen-saturated world.
CONNECT Parent Forum
A supportive, like-minded community equipping parents with encouragement, accountability, and real-life solutions to build screen-healthy homes in a screen-saturated world.
There's Something For Everyone
Whether you’re a parent, a teacher, or a student, we have a resource tailored to you.
Home Edition
Kids’ Brains & Screens
- Empowering Families in a Screen-Saturated World
- Designed for Middle School Students
- Streamlined Content
- Science-Backed with Relatable Stories
- Helps Kids Understand Screen Effects on Developing Brains
Student Edition
Kids’ Brains & Screens
- Equip Kids with Screen Science for Mental Health
- Strengthen Relationships & Reclaim Time
- Designed for Students in Easy-to-Understand Language
- Groundbreaking, Evidence-Based Approach
- Includes Kids’ Brains & Screens Curriculum (Textbook)
Elementary Edition
Kids’ Brains & Screens
- Engaging Story & Humorous Illustrations
- Teaches the Importance of Screen Limits
- Encourages Healthier, Real-World Activities
- Fun, Interactive Learning
- Promotes a Balanced Approach to Screens
Home Edition
Kids’ Brains & Screens
- Empowering Families in a Screen-Saturated World
- Designed for Middle School Students
- Streamlined Content
- Science-Backed with Relatable Stories
- Helps Kids Understand Screen Effects on Developing Brains
Student Edition
Kids’ Brains & Screens
- Equip Kids with Screen Science for Mental Health
- Strengthen Relationships & Reclaim Time
- Designed for Students in Easy-to-Understand Language
- Groundbreaking, Evidence-Based Approach
- Includes Kids’ Brains & Screens Curriculum (Textbook)
Elementary Edition
Kids’ Brains & Screens
- Engaging Story & Humorous Illustrations
- Teaches the Importance of Screen Limits
- Encourages Healthier, Real-World Activities
- Fun, Interactive Learning
- Promotes a Balanced Approach to Screens
Don’t Drift
Take Action
Host a Super Brain Week at Your School
A five-day program that introduces young students to brain science while promoting screen awareness, focus, friendships, and healthy screen use.
Three Simple Steps
One incredible week
- Reach Out to Your School
- Gather Your Materials
- Celebrate with a Super Brain Party!
Host a Parent Book Club at Your School
A ScreenStrong Book Club is a group of parents or parents and children who support each other in their efforts to reduce problematic screen time.
Three Simple Steps
life-changing support
- Invite your friends
- Use the KBS Home Edition
- Build a ScreenStrong community!
strong kids
Learn from ScreenStrong TEENS
Peer voices are powerful
Raise Strong Kids
Share these short videos with your teen so they can hear directly from students who chose to pursue more than scrolling, gaming, and social pressure.
Real teens. Real decisions. Real change.
These short videos—one for boys and one for girls—feature students explaining the science behind screen overuse and how teens can prevent and break free from the screen trap.
Sometimes the message lands best when it comes from another teen.
Why ScreenStrong Works
Engaging Content
Our curriculum delivers deeply engaging content that captures students’ attention while strengthening focus, critical thinking, and real understanding, without relying on addictive screen stimulation.
Bold Solution
Our bold solution sets a high bar for families and schools, challenging the status quo and empowering adults to lead with clarity, courage, and uncompromising standards for children’s brain health.
Clear Pathway
We provide a clear, science-backed pathway to screen success—no more guessing, no more conflicting opinions, just practical, proven steps families and schools can confidently follow.
ScreenStrong is not anti-tech. Rather, we INSPIRE parents to call out dangerous screen habits that are replacing real-life experiences and family connections. Every family across the world has been affected by toxic digital products that are targeting our youth. ScreenStrong is setting the BOLD STANDARD that all parents have been waiting for. It’s time to stand up for our kids and join the movement today!
– Melanie Hempe, ScreenStrong Founder