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If you have a teen preparing for college—or already navigating college life—this workshop is for you. Together, we’ll explore practical strategies to help students build strong time management, organization, and self-regulation skills, all essential for a successful college experience. As parents, you’ll also learn key questions to ask and steps to take to support your teen, especially if they face executive functioning challenges. Let’s work together to ensure your teen feels confident and equipped for this exciting journey!
This workshop is led by Maleek Mitchell, SfL Clinician. Maleek holds an M.A. and an M.S. in Education with a focus on Inclusion from Southern Adventist University in Collegedale, TN. With nearly two decades of experience supporting students, Maleek currently serves as an Educational Specialist in a post-secondary setting.
Date: Thursday 1/30 at 6pm PST via Zoom
Our parent workshops are designed and led by our team of educational therapists and specialists, providing parents with valuable information, tips, and strategies. These workshops also create a space for open discussions about the specific challenges faced by both parents and students.
You can watch recordings of our past workshops on a wide range of topics relevant to students from kindergarten through college and beyond. Here are some recent topics.
- Reading Learning Disabilities
- Phonics Strategies to Use at Home
- Effective Time Management Skills
- Executive Functioning Skills for College Readiness
Whether your child or teen has an underlying learning disability, falling behind, or simply needs an extra boost, we can help!
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