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Your Kid Has a 4.0 and Can't Get Out of Bed. Here's What That Usually Means.
There's a particular version of this story we hear a lot. A parent calls, a little apologetic, because they're not sure if their problem counts. Their kid is doing well, academically. Grades are good. College list is in order. Teachers like them. From the outside, nothing is wrong.
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My Kid Won't Go to School. What's Actually Going On?
It usually starts small. A stomachache on Monday morning. A headache that shows up reliably at 7am and disappears by noon. Then it's a missed day here and there, then a pattern, then the conversation you've been dreading with the vice principal about attendance.
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The August Step-Down: Holding the Gains When a Summer Program...
Your client just discharged from a summer program in the second or third week of August. A residential stay, a therapeutic program, an IOP, maybe an outdoor behavioral health program that wrapped with the season.
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"This Year Will Be Different": Why the Back-to-School Reset Keeps Falling Apart...
It's mid-August. There's a new backpack by the door. Maybe a color-coded planner too, or a whiteboard with a schedule your kid built themselves, or a fresh pack of pens still in the plastic.
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Everyone Left for the Summer and I Didn't Go Anywhere
The subway car is half empty. Half the emails you send come back with an out-of-office message. It's August in New York, everyone who could leave seems to have left, and you're doing exactly what you were doing in June: work, home, scroll until 2am, wake up tired, again.
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When August Becomes a Deadline: Helping a Young Adult Who Isn't...
Move-in day is on the calendar. It's four weeks out, then three, then two. The packing list your kid printed in June is still on the kitchen counter, under a stack of mail, untouched. He's been home since May.
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Six Weeks Out of College and the Congratulations Have Worn Off
You graduated in May. There was a weekend of it: photos, family, people telling you they were proud of you and asking what's next, and you had an answer, or you had an answer that sounded close enough.
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It's 2pm and the Door Is Still Closed: The Summer Sleep Flip
Most parents describe this as a sleep problem. It usually isn't, or at least it isn't only that. The flipped schedule is the most visible thing happening.
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When Your Teen Refuses Therapy, Summer Is the Opening
September will arrive on schedule. What happens between now and then is up to you. Here's what we see in families who use the summer well.
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My sessions with Andrew while skiing were among the most fruitful therapy sessions I've had.
There’s something about being in nature, having the space to move, reflect, and dig into issues that need solving while in such a beautiful environment that gave me the perspective I needed to get mentally unstuck. If you want high quality therapy while having an amazing time in the outdoors, Andrew’s your guy for sure.
-Robert
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