Peak performance in a digital age

Peak performance in a digital age

DIGITAL WELLBEING & PRODUCTIVITY SPEAKER,
AUTHOR & RESEARCHER
BOOK KRISTY
TOOLS AND RESOURCES FOR

Parents

TOOLS AND RESOURCES FOR

Teachers

TOOLS AND RESOURCES FOR

Professionals

I'VE WORKED WITH...
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We’re working in and raising families in a digital world.

We’re struggling to tame our tech habits and it’s impacting our health, wellbeing and productivity.

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I’m Dr. Kristy

Researcher, speaker, author, and mum - and not only do I GET it, I’ve dedicated my entire career to helping my fellow professionals and parents explore this exact digital dilemma.

How can we tame our tech habits so we're not a slave to the screen? How can we use technology in healthy and helpful ways at work and with our kids so it doesn't encroach on our health and our performance...without resorting to digital amputation?

As a technology, wellbeing and productivity expert, I’ve spent over 15 years with my nose in the books studying how our brains (both kids and adults) process all the stimulation they’re exposed to today in this digital world we’ve inherited.

I’m also a mum who deals with her kids' techno-tantrums and worries about the health effects of screen time.

I’m on a serious mission to help parents ditch their techno-guilt and raise happy, healthy kids (without suggesting digital abstinence). I also help professionals develop sustainable tech habits to ensure their health and performance isn't sabotaged by the screens we've become dependent on.

It’s totally possible - and you don’t have to live without WiFi or your phone to make it happen.

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Praise

Kristy's session was fabulous and very well received by the group at the Randstad conference. She addressed their work/life balance and the pressures of their roles placed on them to be constantly available online.

Kristy was entertaining and a relatable way of presenting.

SIMONE McINALLY | EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT TO THE DIRECTOR
RANDSTAD

Dr Kristy Goodwin was the guest speaker for the Playgroup NSW 2015 AGM. She provided a rapt audience of our members (mostly parents of children from 0-5) with strategies for ensuring that popular technologies are used in developmentally appropriate and healthy ways with young children.

The feedback from everyone who attended was very positive and they were engaged and found Kristy to be one of the most straight forward and helpful speakers in this area. We would certainly recommend her to other organisations.

KAREN BEVAN | CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER | PLAYGROUP NSW

There is a huge buzz around the great conversations you led and we are quite sure that these are going to lead to deeper reflections around the effective use of technology.

PAVITER SINGH
APPLE

Thanks again for coming in yesterday and presenting to the company, it was a great presentation.

Robyn Ross
Bank of Queensland Specialist

You are one impressive lady and we feel fortunate to be working with you!

Fran Windon
Mirvac

Thank you for coming in last Wednesday and I have received very good feedback from all who attended the Lunch and Learn session.

Johanna Callan
State Street

Kristy is an inspirational speaker. Over the last six years she’s delivered numerous parent seminars. She combines current research with practical ideas to help parents navigate their way around technology. Her interest in early brain development has fascinated parents and staff as she delivers her presentations in user friendly language. Kristy is engaging, inspiring and brilliant!

MRS MELANIE MIHNO | HEAD OF EARLY CHILDHOOD | THE HILLS GRAMMAR SCHOOL

Just wanted to say a big thanks for all the info at last night's talk in Geelong- invaluable information. Very practical with things we have started implementing straight away in our house. Very reassuring we are on the right track! What a great session.

LAUREN KERR | PARENT | GEELONG
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How digitally dependant
and distracted are you?

We’re at the point now where we literally can not switch off.
But without devices, most of us simply can’t do our jobs.

So what are you supposed to do?

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