What happens when a parental university experience collides with the moment they send their own child off to campus?

In this episode of Campus Chronicles, Brooke speaks with neurodiversity consultant and advocate Lisa Richer about her own struggles as a student, the lessons she learned through silence and support, and the way she prepared her son for a different kind of university journey.

Lisa’s story is honest, heartfelt, and filled with wisdom for students, parents, and mentors alike.

You will learn:

• Why university is not always ‘the best four years’, and why that is acceptable
• The importance of speaking up until someone listens
• How parents can support their children’s transition without repeating old patterns
• Practical ways students can find trusted people and communities on campus
• Lisa’s three pieces of advice every student should know before stepping onto campus

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