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The Great Tech Reset equips parents with a practical, data-backed, biblically grounded, and family-tested plan to raise children who are formed by reality, not shaped by the false promises of technology.
In a cultural moment where digital environments increasingly influence identity, relationships, and worldview, this resource helps parents proactively disciple their children toward an embodied, relational, and Christ-centered understanding of life. The goal is not simply behavior modification (e.g., reducing screen time), but deep formation, guiding kids to delight in the real world as God designed it and to see life in Christ as more compelling than anything technology can offer.
The content addresses key areas of concern for parents of teens, including identity formation, digital influence, relational disconnection, and the growing pull of virtual substitutes for meaning and belonging. While applicable broadly, it also provides a preventative framework to help families navigate and avoid more complex identity struggles by establishing a strong foundation of biblical identity and purpose early on.
Arlene Pellicane is a bestselling author, speaker, and host of the Happy Home podcast. She equips Christian parents to build strong, faith-filled families in a distracted world. She has spent years encouraging parents to raise children with wisdom, confidence, and biblical conviction in the midst of rapidly changing culture.
Drawing from both research and her own experience navigating parenting and screens in tech-saturated Southern California, Arlene offers practical, grace-filled guidance for parents who want to reclaim real life for their families. Her approach combines timeless biblical truth with realistic strategies that help families reduce screen dependence, strengthen relationships, and cultivate meaningful habits that last.
Arlene is the author of numerous books on parenting and family life, including Screen Kids, Parents Rising, and Making Marriage Easier. She has been featured on the Today show, Fox & Friends, and Focus on the Family, and speaks regularly at conferences, churches, and parenting events across the country. She and her husband, James, have three children and are passionate about helping families love God, enjoy one another, and flourish together.
In a cultural moment where digital environments increasingly influence identity, relationships, and worldview, this resource helps parents proactively disciple their children toward an embodied, relational, and Christ-centered understanding of life. The goal is not simply behavior modification (e.g., reducing screen time), but deep formation, guiding kids to delight in the real world as God designed it and to see life in Christ as more compelling than anything technology can offer.
The content addresses key areas of concern for parents of teens, including identity formation, digital influence, relational disconnection, and the growing pull of virtual substitutes for meaning and belonging. While applicable broadly, it also provides a preventative framework to help families navigate and avoid more complex identity struggles by establishing a strong foundation of biblical identity and purpose early on.
Arlene Pellicane is a bestselling author, speaker, and host of the Happy Home podcast. She equips Christian parents to build strong, faith-filled families in a distracted world. She has spent years encouraging parents to raise children with wisdom, confidence, and biblical conviction in the midst of rapidly changing culture.
Drawing from both research and her own experience navigating parenting and screens in tech-saturated Southern California, Arlene offers practical, grace-filled guidance for parents who want to reclaim real life for their families. Her approach combines timeless biblical truth with realistic strategies that help families reduce screen dependence, strengthen relationships, and cultivate meaningful habits that last.
Arlene is the author of numerous books on parenting and family life, including Screen Kids, Parents Rising, and Making Marriage Easier. She has been featured on the Today show, Fox & Friends, and Focus on the Family, and speaks regularly at conferences, churches, and parenting events across the country. She and her husband, James, have three children and are passionate about helping families love God, enjoy one another, and flourish together.