FEEL HEARD
by sharing your parenting concerns without being judged
FEEL EMPOWERED
by 24/7 access to expert-driven parenting techniques
STRENGTHEN FAMILY
connections by fostering more understanding
Be the parent you want to be.
R.H.E.A. equips you with just-in-time expert advice for confident communication and proactive well-being strategies, ensuring healthier, more resilient family dynamics.
"The rate at which technology is evolving is just too fast for parents to keep up without help. It's overwhelming to even know where to start."
- Janne, mom of 2 teens
Why Choose R.H.E.A.?
Expert advice in your pocket so you will always know what's the next best thing to do
A safe space for venting
You can be as vulnerable as you want. Ask those questions that you are not comfortable sharing with others
It starts with understanding
Understand your child’s development milestones for better communication
Easy and Affordable
Save money and time to get personalized advice for a fraction of the price of a family therapist
Our Experts
At Be Humane, we're not just research experts, but we're also parents who've walked in your shoes. Our team includes researchers, social workers, child psychologists, and parents.


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We have over 30 years of experience in child development, family dynamics, social and emotional intelligence, and digital wellbeing.
Gianna Grandinetti, MSW
LSW, soon to become a Clinical Social Worker
Natalie Eggum, PhD
Developmental Psychology, Ass. Prof. in Social and Family Dynamics at ASU
Zorana Ivcevic, PhD
Senior Researcher at the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence
Annie Margaret, ass. prof.
Digital Wellbeing expert,
University of Colorado Boulder in Psychotechnology
Sara Filipcic, MSW
Researcher in Emotionally Intelligent usage of Technology
Mike Grandinetti, prof.
Professor of Entrepreneurship, Innovation, Management, and Marketing at Harvard, Yale, Brown
Supporting Organizations
Expert partnerships and collaborations
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What Parents say about R.H.E.A.
We have been building R.H.E.A in partnership with parents
Did you know?
$10,000
on average is invested per family in the US to support their child's emotional and psychological well-being
75%
of parents find themselves stepping away from work obligations to care for their children's mental health concerns
2 out of 3
parents in the U.S. say parenting is harder today than it was 20 years ago, with many citing technologies, as a reason
59%
of American teenagers have encountered cyberbullying or online harassment, signaling a growing need for protective measures in digital spaces
In the end, the most overwhelming key to a child's success is the positive involvement of parents.
Jane D. Hull