60-minute keynote or employee session
A direct, story-led session that gives parents a shared starting point for tech boundaries and resilience at home.
A new corporate offering from Nate Webb
A practical employee session for the parents and caregivers handling screen pressure and family boundaries after the workday ends.
The business case
Parents come to work carrying the same questions they had at breakfast: how much screen time is too much, which rules will actually hold, and how to help a child recover when online pressure gets heavy.
Nate gives employee communities a useful place to start. The session speaks plainly and is built for real homes. Parents leave with language they can use that night instead of another list of things they are doing wrong.
The corporate session
A company-facing version of Nate's signature message, shaped for the parents and caregivers on your team.
See how online comparison and endless scrolling show up in a child's behavior.
Replace shifting rules with a clearer family plan that people can remember.
Help kids recover from pressure without turning every setback into a rescue.
Leave with shared language for the next hard moment, not a perfect-parent script.
Shape it around your people
A direct, story-led session that gives parents a shared starting point for tech boundaries and resilience at home.
Make room for the questions parents are already asking in hallways and group chats.
Give parent groups prompts they can use to keep the topic practical after the event.
Program details are a proposed corporate package and can be finalized with Nate before launch.
Where this fits
The same message, built for working parents
Nate's work has always connected resilience and kindness in digital life. The company session gives employers a credible way to bring that conversation to people who need it, without pretending the company can solve family life for them.
Start with your team
Tell Nate how your company supports parents today and what you want employees to walk away with. That is enough to begin shaping the right format.