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Your student is about to manage three complex dimensions of health — simultaneously, independently, for the first time. This guide helps parents understand exactly what's changing, what you've been doing that they now have to do themselves, and how to support the transition without replacing the independence they need to build. Includes warning signs to watch for, high-impact conversations to have before college starts, and a special section on ADHD and learning differences.
What's inside:
→ The Invisible Scaffold — a side-by-side table of what you've been doing vs. what your student now handles alone
→ High-Impact Conversations to Have Before College — practical guidance for Mental, Physical, Social, and EF topics
→ Supporting Without Scaffolding — how your role shifts from scaffold to coach
→ Practical Guidelines for the College Years — a checklist for parents navigating year one
→ ADHD & Learning Differences — what often happens in high school, what changes in college, and the single most important thing to do before move-in day
→ Warning Signs Worth Paying Attention To — what to watch for and how to respond
→ Crisis resources and when to use them
Who this is for: Parents of high school juniors and seniors preparing for the transition. Families of students with ADHD or learning differences.
Your student is about to manage three complex dimensions of health — simultaneously, independently, for the first time. This guide helps parents understand exactly what's changing, what you've been doing that they now have to do themselves, and how to support the transition without replacing the independence they need to build. Includes warning signs to watch for, high-impact conversations to have before college starts, and a special section on ADHD and learning differences.
What's inside:
→ The Invisible Scaffold — a side-by-side table of what you've been doing vs. what your student now handles alone
→ High-Impact Conversations to Have Before College — practical guidance for Mental, Physical, Social, and EF topics
→ Supporting Without Scaffolding — how your role shifts from scaffold to coach
→ Practical Guidelines for the College Years — a checklist for parents navigating year one
→ ADHD & Learning Differences — what often happens in high school, what changes in college, and the single most important thing to do before move-in day
→ Warning Signs Worth Paying Attention To — what to watch for and how to respond
→ Crisis resources and when to use them
Who this is for: Parents of high school juniors and seniors preparing for the transition. Families of students with ADHD or learning differences.