In today’s digital world, children are exposed to increasing online threats – from cyberbullying to screen addiction. As trusted guides in a student’s journey, school counsellors are uniquely positioned to identify early signs of distress and offer timely support.

The Building Cyber Caregivers Workshop, led by Responsible Netism, empowers school counsellors with knowledge in online safety and cyber-psychology, enabling them to become proactive protectors of digital well-being within school communities.

Workshop Objectives:

• Understand common cyber-crimes and their legal implications.
• Equip counsellors with tools and techniques to promote online safety and digital well-being.
• Clarify protocols for reporting and responding to cyber incidents.
• Strengthen first-responder skills for supporting students in digital distress.
• Promote a proactive approach to building safe online environments in schools.

Workshop Structure:

This full-day, in-person workshop is conducted at the Responsible Netism Head Office in Mumbai and includes four key segments:

• Overview of Cyber-Crimes
  Understanding prevalent threats, trends, and impact on students.
• Responding to Cyber Distress
  Practical skills to handle, report, and support students experiencing online harm.
• Addressing Screen Addiction & Mental Health
  Exploring the emotional impact of excessive screen time and building digital resilience.
• Collaborative Solutions
  Sharing best practices, real-life scenarios, and action planning with peers.