Academic Issues: Your son or daughter is struggling in school or with standardized tests. You’ve hired tutors and now your child is over-scheduled with tutor after tutor. And it's still not working. You no longer want to spend most of the time with your child being the homework police, task manager or nagging parent.    

          

Stress Management: More young people are feeling overwhelmed, anxious or even burnt out.  Even if your child is doing well academically, he or she may be suffering (sometimes quietly) from social pressures, past traumatic experiences or self-imposed expectations/perfectionism.
 

Help with Transitioning: Your child is entering a new school, the college application process, college or the real world.  The process is often overwhelming and can consume the entire family. 
 

Finding Direction in Life: Perhaps your son or daughter wants to succeed but does not know what makes them tick or feels lost or stuck.  
 

Communication Gaps: Sometimes, young people just need an impartial third party who is not a parent, teacher or even peer with whom they can share and get sound advice in a safe environment.   Our goal is to foster a strong and healthy parent-child relationship.