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  • The BridgeWay Features Part One of Courtney Phaup, Ed. D., Education, Director of Education

The BridgeWay Features Part One of Courtney Phaup, Ed. D., Education, Director of Education

Tuesday 6th September 2022

Courtney Phaup, Ed.D., offers parents tips to ease their child's back-to-school anxiety in 'Mental Health Matters with The BridgeWay'. Listen now.
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Helping Kids Navigate Back-to-School Jitters: Expert Advice for Parents

Really people are just worried about organization and the logistics of classrooms and school buildings... And that is so true because I would know that first week of school I was going to be exhausted, and a lot of it is from worrying about things.
As the school year looms on the horizon, many kids and parents feel a mix of excitement and anxiety. In this episode of 'Mental Health Matters with The BridgeWay,' Courtney Phaup, Ed.D., Director of Education, offers practical advice for parents to help their children tackle back-to-school stress. From organizing school supplies together to having open lines of communication with teachers, Courtney provides a treasure trove of tips to make the transition smoother.
She highlights the importance of 504 plans and IEPs for kids who need extra support, emphasizing that both students and teachers can feel the pressure as a new school year begins. By staying positive and proactive, parents can turn what might be a nerve-wracking time into an enjoyable experience for their children. Tune in to learn how to ease those back-to-school jitters and set your child up for success.