An interactive session guiding parents on managing children's tech habits effectively.
Monday 3 August 2026
3:30pm - 5:00pm
Mary MacKillop Catholic College, 75 Highfields Road, Highfields Queensland 4352
Free
Discover practical strategies to help your children develop balanced technology habits in this engaging seminar. Led by Daniel Sih, a renowned productivity and conference speaker, this session focuses on meaningful conversations about technology use for Junior School aged children.
You’ll gain insights into resetting tech habits and fostering healthier routines that benefit your whole family. This seminar is perfect for parents eager to support their children’s wellbeing in a tech-driven world.
Expect an interactive and supportive environment where you can ask questions and share experiences with other parents.
This seminar runs for 1.5 hours, providing ample time to explore key topics around technology and parenting. Daniel Sih, a multi award-winning author and TEDx speaker, will share expert advice from his latest book, "Raising Tech-Healthy Humans."
The session is designed specifically for parents of Junior School children, focusing on practical, real-world applications.
Prepare to engage in discussions and receive actionable tips to implement at home.
The seminar takes place at Mary MacKillop Catholic College, located at 75 Highfields Road, Highfields, Queensland 4352. The venue is accessible by car with parking available on-site.
Highfields is a welcoming community area, making it easy for families to attend.
Public transport options may be limited, so planning your trip ahead is recommended.
This event is free to attend, making it accessible for all parents interested in improving their children’s tech habits.
Please arrive a few minutes early to settle in before the session begins at 15:30.
Bring a notebook or device if you wish to take notes during the seminar.
The seminar is suitable for parents and caregivers of Junior School aged children.
Attendance is free, but booking a ticket is required to secure your place.
Tickets can be booked online through the event website.
Early booking is recommended as places may be limited.
There are no additional costs associated with attending this seminar.
