Is your college freshman struggling right now?

 You schedule a free, 20-minute clarity call.
We talk through what’s happening, what’s not working, and what your student actually needs right now.
If I can help, I’ll explain what that looks like. If not, you’ll still leave with clarity and next steps. 

Most parents come to me not because their student has “failed,” but because something feels off.
Grades may be slipping, motivation is gone, or communication has turned into tension and arguments.

For many families, this becomes especially clear after the first semester — when expectations don’t match results and the reality of college starts to set in.
The break between semesters often brings concern, second-guessing, and uncertainty about what to do next.

Parents have usually tried reminding, pushing, backing off, and worrying — often all at once — and nothing seems to stick.
What they usually need isn’t more pressure, but clarity, structure, and a calmer way forward.

That’s where I help.

Most college struggles aren’t about intelligence or ability.
They’re about the sudden loss of structure, accountability, and internal direction that many students relied on before college.

My role isn’t to pressure students or turn parents into enforcers.
It’s to help restore clarity — for both the student and the parent — so conversations become productive again and forward movement becomes possible.

I focus on practical structure, communication, and decision-making skills that students can actually use, while helping parents step out of constant worry and second-guessing.

This work isn’t about control.
It’s about helping students learn how to manage themselves — and helping parents know when to guide, when to support, and when to step back.