3-6-9-12+ is an innovative program designed to promote a healthy and balanced use of screens within families, developed by psychiatrist Serge Tisseron. Launched in 2008, this initiative addresses the challenges parents face regarding the introduction of screens to their children and the regulation of their own screen consumption. The program provides guidelines for responsible digital education aimed at fostering sustainable and creative connections in a technology-driven world.

The brand offers various resources, including downloadable posters and flyers, individual training opportunities, and communal events aimed at educating families on healthy digital practices. With a focus on understanding the impacts of screen technologies on identity, learning, and social interactions, 3-6-9-12+ emphasizes preventive and informed approaches to screen use.

Additionally, the organization collaborates with Petits Laboratoires d'Empathie (PLEM) for training courses certified under QUALIOPI, and organizes public conferences to share insights on effective screen management for children and adults alike. Join 3-6-9-12+ to cultivate a responsible and balanced digital environment.