Tech Help for Seniors in Edmonton — Simple, Patient, In-Person Support

Learn how to use your phone, email, photos, and apps — without frustration or pressure.

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Close-up of elderly person's hand holding a smartphone, with another person's hand supporting it, both wearing long sleeves, in black and white.

Small group. No pressure. Bring your device.

Free Intro Session

(Limited Spots Each Month)

Your first group session is free.

Join a relaxed, small-group session and see how it works before deciding if you’d like more help.

If you want to continue, you can join future sessions or book one-on-one support—no pressure.

✔ Hands-on help with your device

✔ Clear answers (no jargon)

✔ Learn 1–2 things you’ll actually use

✔ Decide if ongoing sessions are right for you

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Close-up of an elderly person's hand holding a smartphone with a beige case, with a blurred colorful background.

Small groups to keep things comfortable

A relaxed, no-pressure session to see if this is right for you.

Most people start with a free first session, then decide what they need from there.

Practical Help You Can Actually Use

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  • Learn how to use your smartphone (calls, texting, photos)

  • Join video calls with family and friends

  • Avoid scams and suspicious messages

  • Adjust settings to make devices easier to use

  • Get clear answers at your own pace

No Pressure. No Jargon.

Just Clear Help.

  1. We start with what you want to learn

  2. We go step-by-step at a comfortable pace

  3. You practice on your own device

  4. You decide what kind of support you want next

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✔ Hands-on help with your device

✔ Clear answers (no jargon)

✔ Learn 1–2 things you’ll actually use

✔ Decide if ongoing sessions are right for you

Free Intro Session

(Limited Spots Each Month)

Option 2: Monthly Support

(BEST VALUE)

$60/month (up to 4 sessions)

Includes multiple sessions + ongoing help
👉 Most popular for steady progress

Option 1: Pay-As-You-Go

$25 per session

Join a relaxed, small group where you can ask questions, get help, and build confidence over time.

Private 1-on-1 Help

$140 per session
(90 minutes)

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Personalized, at your pace ● In-home or remote options ● Focus on exactly what you need

Gift sessions available for parents or grandparents.

What We Can Work On

  • iPhone and iPad basics

  • Texting, email, and contacts

  • FaceTime and Zoom

  • Photos and sharing

  • Online scams and suspicious messages

  • Passwords and privacy

  • What to do when something doesn’t look right

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An elderly person with white hair sitting at a wooden table, holding a smartphone, with a blurred background of a balcony railing and greenery.

Clear, Calm, and Easy to Follow

I’ve spent years in communications and video production, where clarity matters.

I’m used to explaining things simply, without rushing or overwhelming people.

This isn’t about technology—it’s about helping you feel comfortable using it.

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Who This Is For

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A woman with blonde hair, glasses, and wearing a brown sweater, is smiling and holding a smartphone in front of her as she takes a selfie outdoors.

This is for you (or your parent) if:

  • You feel frustrated using your phone or computer

  • You’re worried about scams or security

  • You want to learn at your own pace

  • You’ve tried before… and it didn’t stick