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This is a guest post by Laurent Kelly. If you’d like to guest post on this blog, click here. The effects of exam pressure can sometimes range from the disturbing to the downright surreal. The pressure of up and coming [...] Read full article »
This is a guest post by Andrew Exon. If you’d like to guest post on this blog, click here. The human body provides every person with a unique set of dispositions highly influenced by our nature and nurture. One of [...] Read full article »
This is a guest post by Ryan Rivera. If you’d like to guest post on this blog, click here. Parents tend to struggle the most when it comes to a child leaving for college. You raised your child for roughly [...] Read full article »
This is a guest post by Cathy Smith. If you’d like to guest post on this blog, click here. It’s quite possible that you have never been around someone who is having a panic attack. Yet, if you have, you [...] Read full article »
This is a guest post by Susan. If you’d like to guest post on this blog, click here. The years spent in higher education are widely referred to as some of the best years of one’s life. However, the simple [...] Read full article »
I have two daughters, one is a sophomore in high school and the other is a sophomore in college. Needless to say, they both work hard and live the student life. My youngest daughter sent me the image seen below. [...] Read full article »
In late January of 2011 the NY Times published an article entitled “Record Level of Stress Found in College Freshmen”. They cite a number of factors including more pressure to perform in the later years of high school as well [...] Read full article »
After the presents have been opened, the New Year’s celebration is over, and your vacation break from work is done, the post holiday blues may take over your life. The snow has piled up outside and the temperatures have plummeted [...] Read full article »
Over a year ago, our daughter left for college as a freshman. As parents we certainly felt the pangs of separation anxiety in the days, weeks, and months that followed that dramatic day of drop-off. She was about to experience [...] Read full article »
So you’ve just dropped off your child at college for the first time and are feeling the pain. That final hug was a lot more difficult than you had originally expected. Your first-born is now among people you do not [...] Read full article »