Making a Difference in Communities around the World
we are raising awareness around screen time and helping children grow on their journey through life.
Supporting Families
“It’s a very difficult journey, but it’s a very beautiful journey as well.”
Begin the Conversation
A Stone Unturned, explores a crucial and timely topic: the impact of excessive screen time on the development of young children, particularly those under 4.
By combining personal stories from the documentary with impactful resources and support, we are empowering parents, child care providers, teachers and early interventionists to help all children thrive to their full potential.
Want to host a screening?
- Mother of 5-year-old who saw an improvement in ADHD, language delays and autism related symptoms after trying a 'screen-fast'.
What Providers, Parents and Child Development Specialists are Saying
"Being screen-free can enhance eye contact and language, increase flexibility in thinking and behavior, expand interests, improve emotional regulation and ability to stay on task, induce more restorative sleep, and reduce anxiety and meltdowns." - Victoria L. Dunckley, M.D.
“I saw screen removal and increased social interaction provide huge progress for a young child with red flags for ASD. As a mother and clinician I must share this with the world.” - Lori Frome, Ph.D., Early Interventionist.
"New clinical case studies have found that many young children who spend too much screen time—on TV’s, video games, tablets and computers—have symptoms labeled as “autism.” When parents take away the screens for a few months the child’s symptoms disappear." - Marilyn Wedge, Ph.D., Child Development Psychologist.
About the Film
In A Stone Unturned, we bring together scientific research with intimate family journeys, offering a unique perspective on the intersection of technology, child development, and family life. As families share their personal stories, we also highlight the early intervention strategies that autism specialists are exploring, and the profound changes seen when families reduce screen exposure and reconnect with each other.
"I had a family member diagnosed as being on the spectrum about 20 years ago. While dealing with the family situation I developed the hypothesis that electronic screen viewing is a trigger for ASD. I decided to conduct research on the topic myself so that parents, in particular, become better informed about the risks concerning screens and ASD." - Michael Waldman, Ph.D. Cornell University.
Options for Impact
Our offerings are designed to accommodate both virtual and in person events, and ensure that members of your community will have easy access to educational resources on screen time and ‘screen-aware’ parenting, teaching and early-intervention.
includes:
•Live appearance + Q&A with parents, early interventionists and/or screen time researchers
•Custom virtual toolkit with film, bonus content, your branding & resources
•Virtual encore expanding your reach beyond event day
•Digital downland of the film for use in perpetuity
•Use as a fundraiser via sponsors, ticket sales & donations during event
•Marketing materials + event planning support
includes:
•Virtual appearance + Q&A with parents, early interventionists and/or screen time researchers
•Custom virtual toolkit with film, bonus content, your branding & resources
•Virtual encore expanding your reach beyond event day
•Digital downland of the film for use in perpetuity
•Use as a fundraiser via sponsors, ticket sales & donations during event
•Marketing materials + event planning support
Documentary Screening | LIVE
Documentary Screening | VIRTUAL
Customized Virtual Toolkit
includes:
•Your branding, message & custom child development resources
•The film embedded directly into website
•Bonus content from the documentary: extended scenes of ‘screen-aware’ early intervention, additional interviews with parents, clinicians and researchers.
•Curated videos from the 2025 World Summit on Early Child Development & Screen Time
•Special message from a Parent and Early Interventionist to your organization
•Site build & maintenance by our team
“For over 15 years I have been studying the connection between screen time and autism. I believe it is critically important for parents to be exposed to the research that we and dozens of other experts have conducted.” - Sean Nicholson Ph.D., Cornell University. USA.
"I expect the documentary to raise global awareness of a major public health phenomenon that affects children all over the planet." - Dr. Anne-Lise Ducanda. Paris, France.
Contact A STONE UNTURNED producer, Wilder Nicholson, at wildernicholson@gmail.com. Thank you for partnering to help support children and raise awareness.
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