Nicola is a Resilience Coach, author of Resilient Teen, and co-founder of The Digital Detox Club, specialising in mindfulness, tech addiction and youth mental health.

Charlotte is a journalist and former BBC reporter with 20 years’ experience across BBC News, Radio 4 and the World Service, helping parents understand the impact of smartphones and addictive technology on children.

Becca is a teacher and forest school practitioner with 20 years’ experience in education, passionate about the power of nature as a healthy antidote to tech use in childhood, and a regional leader for Smartphone Free Childhood.

Kathryn is an experienced primary and secondary teacher and specialist SEND and emotional wellbeing practitioner.

Claire is a Senior Specialist Educational Psychologist with over 20 years’ experience supporting children’s learning, mental health and wellbeing.

Sally is a mother of five and an early years professional, bringing warmth and realism to conversations about childhood, technology and family life.

Laura is a specialist music teacher, youth advocate, founder of The Girls Rising Movement and author of The Moon Child.

Luke is an Assistant Headteacher and safeguarding team member at a large secondary school in Hertfordshire.

Jen is a business coach and speaker, helping parents navigate family life in today’s tech-driven world.

Sam is a positive psychology practitioner, coach and forest bathing guide, supporting wellbeing through nature and connection.

Louise is a Consultant Paediatrician in the NHS, helping parents make informed decisions about screen time and children’s wellbeing.

Laura is a GP working in a deprived area of Southampton, with a particular focus on the impact of screen use on young people’s mental health.

Nancy is a former barrister and mother of three, with a strong focus on childhood advocacy and school policy, and a regional leader for Smartphone Free Childhood.

Nick is a junior school chaplain and former children and youth worker, passionate about safe and well-managed phone use.

Julia is a practitioner and speaker with experience in health and social care, teaching and workforce development, and a regional leader for Smartphone Free Childhood.