THE PURE LIFE BLOG
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Newsletter Release | Pure Life Opening New 2024 Adolescent Group December 1st
After a successful summer for our adolescent program, Pure Life is now accepting applications for all gender applicants ages 15-17 for a new adolescent group.
How To Prepare For College: Essential Tips for Young Adults And Adolescents
Let’s face it. Gen Z have grown up during tough economic times with increasing uncertainty. There’s an enormous amount of pressure to succeed. Many of
Newsletter Release | New Outreach and Marketing Coordinator Joins Pure Life Adventure
After a busy summer and fall, Pure Life Adventure is pleased to announce that Ari Terry has joined the team as Outreach and Marketing Coordinator.
5 Back To School Red Flags: Identifying Early Warning Signs in Young Adults
Raising a teenager in today’s fast-paced digital world is not for the faint of heart, and we give parents props for doing such demanding but
Newsletter Release | Pure Life Renews AEE Accreditation
Pure Life celebrates 10 years of operations with their AEE Accreditation renewal. Operating Pure Life Adventure in a foreign country like Costa Rica is complex.
How To Choose The Right Therapeutic Gap Year Program
Finding the right therapeutic gap year program can be challenging. Is it right for your child? What should the program look like? What qualifications should the program have? It’s a big decision. In this article, we answer all those questions and more.
Choosing the Right Program for Your Struggling Young Adult
Many parents are on the hunt for a therapy or adventure program that will help their struggling young adult. Adventure Therapy Programs can help struggling young adults recover their love of life, develop life skills, discover talents, and restore confidence and self-esteem.
Newsletter Release | Pure Life Adolescent Offers High School Credits
Pure Life Adventure offering adolescent programming with an additional benefit—high school students can earn up to 2 full credits during their stay—just for participating in