
Episode 14 | College Admissions Myths Junior Parents Need to Stop Believing
If you’re parenting a high school junior right now, chances are the college conversation has gone from background noise to full-volume overwhelm. Suddenly, everyone has

If you’re parenting a high school junior right now, chances are the college conversation has gone from background noise to full-volume overwhelm. Suddenly, everyone has

The second semester of junior year has a way of hitting differently. The holidays are over, routines are back, and suddenly it’s clear: this isn’t

The week between Christmas and New Year’s always feels like standing in a doorway. The rush slows. The noise softens. And there’s finally enough space

Christmas Eve has a way of bringing emotions closer to the surface. For many parents of teens — especially parents of high school seniors navigating

College decision season is here—and for many families, it brings a mix of excitement, anxiety, confusion, and emotional whiplash. If your home feels tense right

We live in a culture that celebrates the big moments — the acceptance letters, the high grades, the varsity titles, the award ceremonies. But between

We Don’t Talk Enough About This: Teens Feel “Off” More Than People Realize If you’ve ever looked at your teenager and thought, “Something is definitely

A Thanksgiving Gratitude Check-In for Moms of Teens How to Find Peace, Presence, and Community in the High School Years If you’re a mom navigating

When families talk about college lists, someone always says it — “He just wants to go somewhere prestigious.” And I get it. That word “prestigious”

When my oldest started applying to college, I swore I’d be fine. I’d helped hundreds of families through FAFSA season — how hard could it
Former high school counselor, mom of two boys, and your guide from freshman year through the finish line. I help parents figure out what matters now, what can wait, and what to do next.
Bring it to my free parent workshop. I teach a little, then we spend real time on your questions.