College Life Skills Program

🎓 Only 3 Spots Left! 🎓
Is your college-bound young adult truly ready for the transition to college?
Academic success is only part of the equation. Students also need practical life skills to confidently manage their time, advocate for themselves, navigate social situations, solve everyday problems, and live more independently.
Join Dr. Eric Nach for our 10-hour, week-long College Life Skills Group, where students will develop the confidence and skills they'll use from the very first day on campus.
✔ Executive functioning & organization
✔ Time management
✔ Self-advocacy
✔ Independent living skills
✔ Social confidence & communication
✔ Problem-solving & decision-making
✔ Stress management & resilience
Attend your way:
📍 In Person
💻 Hybrid
🌐 Virtual
This is a small-group experience with personalized support and real-world practice.
🚨 Only 3 spots remain! Give your student the tools to start college with greater confidence, independence, and success.
📩 Message us or contact our office today to reserve a spot!

Happy Independence Day! 🎆

Today, we celebrate 250 years of freedom and independence (1776–2026).

At the Support for Students Growth Center and the College Life Skills Program, we believe independence is one of life's greatest achievements. We are proud to help children, teens, and young adults build the skills, confidence, and self-reliance they need to succeed in school, work, and life.

As we honor our nation's historic milestone, we also celebrate the personal growth and independence of every student we serve.

Wishing you and your family a safe and joyful Fourth of July!

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Executive functioning skills play a crucial role in achieving success in college. A young man who initially disregarded these skills experienced poor academic performance, which led him to contemplate dropping out. However, after receiving coaching focused on organization, time management, and task completion, he was able to enhance his independence and avoid failure.

College life requires not only strong academic abilities but also a level of responsibility, decision-making, and self-management. Many students face challenges such as procrastination and time management difficulties. Research indicates that a significant number of students struggle in these areas, which can hinder their overall progress.

By developing executive functioning skills, students can create a better balance between fun and responsibility, thereby reducing stress and minimizing setbacks. The College Life Skills Program (CLSP) implements various strategies, including maintaining a planner, utilizing timers, staying on task, and completing assignments, to help students enhance their executive functioning skills.

The CLSP provides professional support to empower young adults in their college journey and beyond, equipping them with essential skills for independence and emotional maturity.

For a free individualized consultation, please get in touch with 561-990-7305.

Click the link to learn more about CLSP;
https://www.collegelsp.com/