Digital Wellness Education by Armstrong Investigations

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Engaging talks for classrooms, PTAs, homeschool groups, or other groups within the community that make digital safety simple, relatable, and proactive. These presentations may be coupled with a cyber safety workshop, which helps families learn how to implement what they learn in their day-to-day lives.

Armstrong Investigation Services also partners with Red Sky Protection to offer Child & Family Protection services for schools, churches, and other community organizations to create safe, informed, and prepared communities, both inside and outside their building. 

Interactive sessions for parents and children that teach safe online habits, social media awareness, and how to recognize online risks. Our highly trained investigators will gather the evidence you need to make informed decisions. Families will leave with a tailored set of rules to balance technology use and online security at home.

One-on-one or group coaching for parents on setting digital boundaries, using monitoring tools, and talking to children about online behavior. 

Assessments that help families understand what personal information is visible online — and how to reduce exposure.

With over 90% of teenagers using social media and over 50% of children owning smartphones by age 11, establishing a digital family agreement is more important than ever. 

See below for free use of our fill-in-the-blank PDF to get started and reach out for any assistance in building your family's cyber safety contract.

At Armstrong Investigations, we are huge advocates for the safety that technology can provide for families (i.e. cameras, GPS location sharing, ability to contact family when needed, etc.), however, full access to what today's devices offer is not the safest choice for youth. One alternative option is Bark, who offers software and devices, such as smartphones and watches, for children to begin learning safe technology use in their lives.

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National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) offers reporting outlets for suspected online and offline child sexual exploitation. NCMEC also offers NetSmartz, an online safety education program that provides age-appropriate videos and activities to help teach children be safer online with the goal of helping children to become more aware of potential online risks and empowering them to help prevent victimization by making safer choices on- and offline.