Is Your Teen Losing Themselves in Screens?
You’ve noticed the signs—more scrolling, more isolation, less communication.
Your teen seems distant. Disconnected.
You’re trying your best, but nothing seems to reach them.
You’re not imagining it. Screen addiction is real—and it’s rewiring their brain. But here’s the good news: You have the power to help them heal.
👉 Let’s get started. Take the First Step Today Book a consult for your teen.
Or you can text or call our team: (919) 301-9968—we’re here to walk with you.
Why Screen Addiction Is So Hard to Break
Modern technology is designed to hijack dopamine—your teen’s natural motivation and reward system.That leads to:
Constant stimulation → restlessness and burnout
Dopamine flooding → emotional numbness
Escapism → loss of focus, purpose, and connection
And if explicit content is involved, the risks increase dramatically:
- Anxiety and depression
- Sexual dysfunction
- Social disconnection
- Brain dysregulation
Meet Dr. Trish Leigh—Neuroscientist, Mom, and Trusted Expert
Dr. Trish Leigh is a cognitive neuroscientist and mom of five. She has helped hundreds of families like yours understand the hidden brain dynamics of screen addiction and take powerful steps to heal. Her work combines cutting-edge neuroscience, qEEG brain mapping, neurofeedback, and real-life parenting experience.
You don’t need to guess anymore. You don’t have to do this alone.
Emotional Intelligence: 4 Pillars That Support Lasting Change
Healing the brain is step one. Sustaining growth requires emotional development. Equip your teen with these four core emotional intelligence skills:
Pillar 1: Self-Awareness
Help your teen recognize their thoughts, triggers, and the screen habits tied to emotional discomfort.
Pillar 2: Self-Regulation
Guide them in developing tools to manage emotions and cravings—without needing to escape into screens.
Pillar 3: Social Awareness
Support their ability to empathize, recognize social cues, and understand how their actions affect others.
Pillar 4: Relationship Skills
Foster connection through improved communication, conflict resolution, and trust-building skills.
These tools equip your teens to acknowledge the problem, manage emotions, and re-engage with life.
What is the Cost If Nothing Changes?
Without intervention, the damage of screen addiction deepens to:
- Dopamine burnout and emotional numbness
- Increased anxiety, depression, and social withdrawal
- Deteriorating family bonds and lost potential
But it doesn’t have to be that way.
Take the First Step Today
✅ Honor your family this Mother’s Day.
Book a qEEG Brain Map for your child—and give them the chance to grow into the emotionally connected, purpose-driven person you know they can be.
The 3-Step Science-Based Recovery Plan to Heal Their Brain and Reconnect
Imagine your teen waking up calm, focused, and connected. They talk to you again. They rediscover real interests—music, sports, friendships. Your relationship grows stronger, built on honesty, healing, and hope.
✅ Step 1: Understand the Brain Disruption
Screen addiction creates a brain state, Dr. Leigh calls strained brain—wired, tired, and swinging like a pendulum between extremes.
✅ Step 2: Map the Brain
A qEEG brain map shows exactly where your teen’s brain is dysregulated, giving us a precise recovery roadmap.
✅ Step 3: Rewire with Neurofeedback
Using advanced neurofeedback technology, we help the brain calm down, regain focus, and eliminate the dopamine dependency cycle.
💝 A Mother’s Day Reflection—From One Mom to Another
This Mother’s Day, let’s pause and honor the deep emotional labor moms carry—especially those navigating the storm of screen addiction with their children. Dr. Trish Leigh doesn’t just speak as a neuroscientist. She speaks as a mother of five who has faced the exact same fears, frustrations, and hopeful breakthroughs.
In her video, “Mom and Wife: 5 Things She Wants You to Know (But Can’t Say),” Dr. Leigh opens up about the emotional intelligence it takes to confront these struggles—both in ourselves and in our kids. Her insights remind us that healing starts with honest love, not shame.
Whether you’re a mom battling for your teen’s future or a child trying to understand the love behind your mother’s concern, remember:
“Your child needs your strength, not your perfection. You’ve already taken the first step—now let’s take the next one together.”— Dr. Trish Leigh
