Kimberly Glenn is a family media consultant, certified parenting educator, and the founder of Screen Sanity Solutions, a practice dedicated to helping families build healthy relationships with technology. With a master's degree in child development from the University of Washington and over a decade of clinical experience, Kimberly specializes in translating digital media research into practical strategies that work for real families.
Her approach is rooted in the conviction that screen struggles are rarely about willpower or bad parenting—they are about systems, environments, and the overwhelming power of technology designed to capture attention. Before founding her consulting practice, Kimberly spent eight years as a family therapist in the Seattle area, where she observed firsthand how screen conflict was eroding parent-child relationships across every demographic. This experience led her to develop a family-centered framework that prioritizes connection over control and systems over ultimatums.
Kimberly's work has been featured in *Parenting Today*, *The Journal of Digital Media and Child Development*, and the *Seattle Parent* blog. She is a sought-after speaker for school districts, parent groups, and corporate wellness programs, and she serves on the advisory board of the Digital Wellness Alliance. She lives in Portland, Oregon, with her husband, two children, and a rescue dog who is very good at nudging people off their phones and into the backyard.
You can find Kimberly's ongoing resources, free downloads, and course offerings at screensanitysolutions.com or follow her on Instagram at @kimglemm_screencsanity.