(9th to 12th Grade Students) If you have a high schooler at home, figuring out when to start preparing for college admissions tests and a timeline for testing can feel like a puzzle. Whether your student is test-ready in the middle of 11th grade or a bit later, he or she might have to fit...
Setting boundaries is a big part of self-care. Join this webinar to learn more about why it’s important to take charge of your boundaries – like learning your own limits and deciding when to say "no" – and the steps for doing that.
What's covered The need to resolve differences and manage conflicts is integral to daily life – at home, at school, on the playground, and beyond. But children need practice when it comes to articulating discomfort and advocating for themselves in ways that keep disagreements from escalating. Join this webinar for helpful tips and practical strategies...
(11th to 12th Grade Students) The Common App makes the college application process easier – as long as you and your student know how to best approach it. And once you have that figured out, creating an application that impresses admissions officers is a whole new puzzle. This webinar will go over: Answers to frequently...
Has your sweet child changed into an eye-rolling, self-obsessed stranger? Parenting teens comes with special challenges.
Join this webinar to learn about "the conversation" and tips for how to have it.
During this webinar, we will review the key changes made to Medicare premiums and deductibles in 2021, continued coverage related to COVID-19, as well as the expansion of telehealth services.
What's covered PANDEMIC VERSION - Discover the range of services and instructional supports available to help your children be successful in school. We review the response-to-intervention (RTI) framework within general education as well as 504 plans and Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) for eligible children with disabilities. You'll also find out how the pandemic has impacted...
