Parenting in a Digital Age

Join Deputy District Attorney General Sean McDermott and Licensed Clinical Social Worker Amy Olson for "Parenting in a Digital Age," a crucial guide to raising digitally savvy children. McDermott cuts through the noise to expose the real-world threats, from cyberbullying to online predators, and provides steps to protect your child's digital footprint. Complementing this, Olson offers the psychological toolkit to foster open communication, build resilience against social media pressure, and set smart boundaries without constant conflict. Together, they equip you with the legal knowledge and therapeutic strategies to navigate online risks, build trust, and parent with both authority and empathy in our connected world.

First Farragut United Methodist Church is a Certified Recovery Congregation through the Tennessee Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Faith-Based Initiative. Hope Rises is a community series that discusses and works to break the stigma of mental health and addiction. For more information call the church office at (865) 966-8430. Light refreshments will be served.