As children transition from childhood into adolescence, balancing their growing desire for independence with healthy gaming habits can be challenging. Though older, they are not yet fully equipped to self-regulate. Because every teen’s path to independence is unique, this push-and-pull dynamic often introduces friction into the parent-child relationship. Through practical insights and interactive discussions with fellow parents, this workshop provides actionable strategies to help you smoothly navigate this pivotal stage.
Suitable for parents and caregivers who want to build a healthy relationship with their gaming child while supporting their growing independence. This is a parent and caregiver-only workshop.
This workshop is organised as part of the Digital for Life Festival by IMDA.
Date: Sunday, October 25, 2026
Time: 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM SGT
Location: Harbourfront Library – Program Zone 1 (Level 3)
COMEBACK PARENTING COACH
Hi, I’m Yeo Hwee Joo.
I’ve spent most of my life working with young people and their families, helping them navigate challenges, communicate effectively, and build stronger connections. Over the years, I’ve worked with at-risk youth, socially withdrawn teenagers,and families facing difficult situations — both in Singapore and in Japan.