Is Your Child's Gaming a Problem?

"This quiz captures common warning signs, but every family is different. If something still feels off to you — even if it didn't show up in these specific questions — that matters. Prevention is always easier than intervention. And you know your child better than any quiz."

"Most families I work with are in this zone — worried enough to search for answers, unsure if it's 'bad enough' to get help. It is. This is the window where small changes make the biggest difference. I've been where your child is, and I can help you understand what's really going on."

"If your child has ADHD, autism, or other additional needs, some of these patterns may overlap with neurodivergent traits — and that's something we'd work through together. The approach for SEN children is different, and I've worked with many."

"I know exactly what your child is experiencing because I lived it. I lost months of my life to gaming — I wouldn't start my day until I'd won a competitive match, even if it took eight games. I understand the pull, the escape, the anger when someone tries to take it away. And I know what actually works to change it — not lectures, not bans, but understanding."

"If you've tried parental controls, time limits, or even therapy before and nothing worked — that's not because you failed. Most approaches treat the symptom without addressing the underlying reasons for the escape. That's what we'll focus on."

"And if your child has ADHD, autism, or other additional needs — the approach is different, and I've worked with many neurodivergent children. We'd factor that in from day one."