How much does a screen time coach cost?

A session with Daniel costs £75 for 45 minutes. That's less than a child psychologist (typically £120-185/hour) and there's no 6-month NHS waiting list. You get a personalised action plan in one session — not generic advice, but specific strategies for your family's situation. Many families report meaningful change within the first few weeks.

What happens in a screen time consultation?

We meet via video call for 45 minutes. Daniel asks about your child, your daily battles, and what you've already tried. Then he explains exactly why those things haven't worked — and gives you a personalised action plan you can start that evening. You'll leave with specific strategies, not vague advice.

Is screen time coaching worth it?

A 45-minute session costs less than a month of in-app purchases — and you'll leave with clarity on what's actually happening and a specific action plan. Many families report improvement within the first few weeks because we focus on implementation, not just information. Covered by our refund policy. See digitalfamilycoach.com/refund-policy for details.

Your Next Step

45 Minutes to a Plan That Works Tonight

45 minutes. £75 / $95 USD. No waiting list.
I help families at every stage — whether you're setting up a first device or reconnecting with a child you've lost to screens. Find your situation below, or skip straight to booking.

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Which one sounds like you?

Prevention

Getting It Right First Time

Setting up their first device. Boundaries that actually stick.

Stage 1 of 4

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Conflict

Ending the Daily Battles

The meltdowns. The negotiations. Every single evening.

Stage 2 of 4

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Connection

Reconnecting With Your Child

They choose screens over everything. You want them back.

Stage 3 of 4

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Growth

Preparing Them to Thrive

Not banning tech. Building real digital skills.

Stage 4 of 4

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What parents say

Real families. Real results.

★★★★★

“Daniel understood our ADHD son immediately. The strategy he created actually works.”

Eva · London

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“When I came to Daniel, my family were seriously considering hospitalising my 12-year-old. After one session, we had a clear plan and things started to change.”

Parent · Daughter, age 12

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“I learned more about protecting my child online in one session with Dan than from everything I’d read and researched beforehand — incredibly valuable and eye-opening.”

Lucy · London

These are genuine client experiences. Individual results may vary.

Ready When You Are

Pick a time that works. Confirmation arrives instantly.

Pay in:

45-minute video session

£75 / $95 — pay when you book

Free rescheduling

What to Expect

We'll talk through your specific situation

You'll leave with a clear action plan

Follow-up support available if needed

A note from Daniel

So many of the families I work with are neurodivergent. So am I - autistic and ADHD. Which means I won't hand you a sticker chart or tell you to "just set firmer limits". I get why controls can create anxiety, why a screen-free hour can backfire, and why self-management holds for two weeks, then falls apart. We'll build a plan around how your child's brain actually works, because mine works the same way.

Can’t find a time that works or have a question first? Send me a message — I’ll reply within 24 hours.

Quick Questions

What happens in a session? ▼

We start with your situation — what's happening, what you've tried, what you want to change. I ask questions to understand the full picture. You leave with specific actions you can implement immediately, not vague advice.

What if I'm not sure our situation is serious enough? ▼

If you're asking the question, it's serious enough to address. I help families at every stage — from first phone setup to significant screen dependency. Most parents are surprised how much improves with the right approach.

Do you work with the child directly? ▼

Usually I work with parents first. You're the ones who control the environment, set the rules, and have the relationship. Occasionally I'll speak with older children if it would help, but that's decided together.

What ages do you work with? ▼

Primarily families with children aged 5-16. The principles apply at any age, but my experience is deepest with primary and secondary school ages.

Can both parents attend? ▼

Absolutely — I encourage it when possible. Screen time strategies work best when both parents are aligned. If schedules don't allow, I can provide materials for the other parent.