If your child is feeling burned out after high school, struggling to stay on top of mental health, or feeling unmotivated about a future academic track, taking a therapeutic gap year before college might make a lot of sense. Therapeutic gap years can prepare your child for college by helping them develop the necessary skills and maturity to thrive in a collegiate environment.
It’s no secret that Generation Z often struggles to launch, or worse, launches into a higher educational path only to completely unravel during the first semester. This guide will help you understand what mistakes young adults make during the college process and how parents can offer support.
With technology becoming a way of life, it’s more important than ever to understand what effects–the good, the bad, and the ugly–screen time may have on our increasingly fragile generation of youth. We now have longitudinal data on the effects of screen time use in young people. Research has shown that screen time has far-reaching effects–touching your teen’s social, academic, and emotional development–something that cannot be ignored when it comes to parenting a millennial youth.
You’d do almost anything for your child, right? But sometimes those good intentions are what lead to embracing negative parenting styles. If you’re wondering how your parenting stacks up against the big three parenting styles that will wreck your teen’s future, we’ve got the information you need to identify any missteps and make any necessary changes so you and your teen can thrive.
Families who find themselves in the middle of a behavioral health crisis are desperately searching for guidance. When emotions are running high, you might not know where to turn, or maybe it is difficult to see any real path forward. You need a guide–someone you can trust who is knowledgeable and has walked the mental behavioral path before.
Do you have a young adult that is struggling to become the person they want to be? And are you wondering what, if any, role you can play in helping them discover self-confidence and learn new skills? If so, Adventure Therapy might be just what you are looking for. Created with struggling young adults and adolescents in mind, Adventure Therapy is specifically designed to help your child develop grit, embrace responsibility, and tackle the world head-on. If traditional therapies have left you hopeless, Adventure Therapy can help your child get back on track to live the life they were meant to live.
Should we consider the children of the pandemic a lost generation, or is there a pathway to recovery? While it’s true that Covid had a long reach, educators are digging deeper to implement interventions and students are surprising us with their resiliency. Don’t lose hope! If your child is still struggling with covid academic failure, there is a path to recovery.
Pure Life Adventure is a unique version of adventure therapy. We feel it’s our calling to facilitate meaningful therapeutic experiences that provide young adults and
Educational consulting on the east coast is a unique niche that is rapidly growing. Because East Coasters live in such a fast-paced and complex environment, growing up on the East Coast can be difficult for many Millennial and Gen Z youth. But educational consulting can help mentor parents and provide support for teens and young adults in crisis.
Traumatic life experiences can wreak havoc on our emotional wellbeing. EMDR therapy and wilderness adventure therapy are essential therapy options for those struggling to move forward in life and manage depression, anxiety, trauma, or other symptoms brought on by PTSD. We share what EMDR therapy is, its benefits and how Pure Life Adventure can help.
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