College Transition
An Online Course in Parenting Through the College Transition
Learn how to guide your teens from high school to college, launch them into their first adulthood, and prepare for your second!
“Remember
teaching your five-year old to ride a two-wheeler? Launching them from
high school to college is a lot like that – knowing when to pull, when
to push, when to take your hand off the back of the seat, and what to
do when they fall.”
- Jane Adams, Ph.D.
Build positive, strong relationships with your teens as they become young adults
After spending 18 years intensely involved in day-to-day parenting,
you’re entering a new stage of life, one in which the roles, rules and
opportunities are different for both you and your teenager. What’s
similar, though, are the psychological issues you’re both confronting.
While they’re getting ready to leave home, you’re trying to figure out
how to let them. While they’re figuring out who they will be without
you, you’re wondering who you’ll be without them.
Meanwhile, their emerging adulthood is stirring old dreams, new
fantasies, and forgotten fragments of the person you were before you
were their parent. Keeping them on track without losing your own
balance during the most challenging time in family life isn’t easy.
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The transition
between high school and college has a huge impact on both teens and their parents.
Anticipating these changes and understanding common challenges can make the transition easier.
This course is designed to help parents smoothly navigate these
launching years. Since this parenting course is available completely
online, you can take it wherever you are, whenever you have the time.
Parenting Through the College Transition
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Welcome,
A skilled coach and life boundaries consultant whose expertise, advice and assistance can improve your relationships with your grown children, parents and other family members, friends and colleagues and help you balance your needs with those of others and your personal and professional obligations and commitments… Jane Adams has spent over two decades researching and reporting on how Americans live, work, and love, and especially how they respond to social change. A frequent media commentator, she has appeared on every major radio and television program. The author of eight nonfiction books and three novels, she is a talented communicator, and an expert in managing personal, professional and family boundaries, dealing with grown children, coping with change, and balancing life and work. A graduate of Smith College, Jane Adams holds a Ph.D. in social psychology and has studied at Seattle Institute of Psychoanalysis and the Washington, D.C. Psychoanalytic Foundation. She has been an award-winning journalist, a founding editor of the Seattle Weekly, and an adjunct professor at the University of Washington. She is the recipient of the Family Advocate of the Year award from “Changes,” an organization devoted to improving relationships between parents and adolescent children. |
