Your 12 Week Guide to Summer College Transition Planning starts right here!

In this kickoff episode, I’m breaking down five essential steps to prepare your student for college—especially if they have a disability, ADHD, or mental health condition. This sets the foundation for the next 11 weeks of transition support. Be sure to download the College Accommodations Checklist and grab your copy of Self-Advocacy for Higher Education. Click the links below to grab your essentials and have everything you need!

My Book

Self-Advocacy for Higher Education: A Step by Step Guide to Preparing to Request Accommodations in College

FREE

College Accommodations Checklist

As high school graduations are occurring, it’s time to get prepared to send your student off to college. Yes, there is still time before they go. But the day your student heads off to campus will be here before you know it. So, what do you need to do now to get yourself and your student prepared to transition to college?

Here is my hand picked list of 12 episodes to get you and your student ready for college. Over the next 12 weeks, each week will be a specific episode that builds on the previous episode. They are in a specific order to help you plan, prepare, and get ready for drop off day!

My vision for you is that you know you ahve done all that you can to get your student ready. Immage your student having the skills to self-advocate for what they need, know what to expect, and what skills are needed for thier first semester.

To achieve that goal over the next 12 weeks, you'll need two more things: my free College Accommodations Checklist and my book, Self-Advocacy for Higher Education. Click the links below.

My Book

Self-Advocacy for Higher Education: A Step by Step Guide to Preparing to Request Accommodations in College

FREE

College Accommodations Checklist

Helping students with disabilities plan for a productive summer may not be on your bucket list, but it can provide a lot of opportunity to your student. For college students with learning disabilities or ADHD, summer is an opportunity to reset, build new skills, and prepare for future academic success. But without structure, summer can quickly turn into lost time. Parents can play a crucial role in guiding their students toward a productive and balanced break while helping set them up for success in the upcoming semester.

Confused about what to do to request accommodations in college? Get my checklist, click the link below.

College Accommodations Checklist