Our Full School Program, Led by a Local Voice
Canada’s digital wellness movement is gaining momentum, with provinces restricting phones in schools and governments weighing limits on kids’ social media. Lasting change happens when students, parents, and staff understand why these devices are so hard to put down, and what to do about it. That’s why we’re bringing brain-science-backed digital wellness, media literacy, and AI literacy to Canadian schools, with local author and speaker Katherine Martinko.
Local Roots, Global Movement
Katherine is a Canadian author, Globe and Mail columnist, and a featured speaker for The Anxious Generation movement, alongside Jonathan Haidt and Jean M. Twenge. She wrote Childhood Unplugged and the new Hold the Phone, and has given more than 70 keynotes across North America. Her approach is rooted in digital minimalism: not anti-tech, just practical strategies for putting screens in their rightful place. A mom of three in Ontario, she knows what Canadian families are navigating firsthand.
The DopaMind Program, Built for Canada
Canadian schools get our complete program, the same judgment-free approach that has reached over 45,000 students in the United States: student assemblies, parent education, staff training, expert panels, and our online courses, course lessons, and workbooks. Katherine presents parent and staff events in person or virtually, bringing a local perspective to every conversation.
Healthier tech habits know no borders.
Interested in bringing DopaMind’s signature program to your Canadian school? Tell us about your community and we’ll be in touch.