FREE WEBINAR

“Does Your Teen Have A Screen Addiction?”

Screen-addicted teens often show signs of ADHD and extreme anxiety, the likes of which you never experienced.

Many parents have considered just taking the screen away...and quickly discovered that does NOT work and creates a very strong emotional reaction.

In This Powerful, Eye-Opening Webinar, You'll Discover:

The Simple but Life-Changing Mindset Shift that helps parents show up as a calm and grounded leader that can inspire their teen to release themselves from their screen addiction
Why constantly nagging teens to get off their screens is counterproductive and actually increases their dependence on their screen (as well as frustrating you)
The art of 'Connection Before Correction': How to calmly and confidently set limits with teens when it comes to screen use, with ZERO fear about how they will react or whether they'll chuck a teen tantrum
Why teens just don't want to escape the 'dark cave' of the online world, despite how fake and volatile the online world can be
How parents are the KEY to unlocking a brand new relationship with their teen, where it becomes inevitable that their teen spends less time on the screens and more time connecting with their parents
And much, much more...

Meet the Unique Mother and Son Coaching Duo

Wonda Zein

Eden Zein

Wonda is a mother of three sons with over 28 years of experience as a school teacher. Eden is a law graduate turned certified coach. Joining forces as a unique mother-and-son duo, their mission is to guide parents to finally end the constant nagging and World War III battles with their teen so that they can have a peaceful, loving and happy home.

Disclaimer – Educational Purposes Only: The information provided in this webinar, on this website, and in all related materials is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical, psychological, or behavioral condition, nor to substitute for professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The Innate State, its founders, and its coaches are not licensed physicians, psychiatrists, psychologists, or other health-care professionals. Always seek the guidance of a qualified pediatrician, physician, or mental-health professional regarding any questions or concerns you have about your teen’s health or well-being. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking it because of something you have read, heard, or seen in our content. Individual results will vary and are not guaranteed.