The Support For Students Growth Center

Confidence and Self-Advocacy

Parents often worry their student won’t ask for help when needed.

Examples:

* Communicating with professors
* Handling conflicts
* Setting boundaries
* Making decisions

Message:

“Students learn how to navigate challenges without depending on parents to solve every problem.”

https://www.collegelsp.com/summer-groups/

College Life Skills Program Every parent wants to see their child succeed. With the right tools and support, we help students thrive before, during, and after college. Strategically Ensuring Success Through College Counseling and Coaching Empowering students with diverse strengths to achieve success in college and beyond. WHAT...

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Check Out Our Summer Social Skills Groups! If you're worried the summer will cause your Childs social skills to fall behind, give us a call at 561-990-7305 to see how we can help! ...

We’ve been running successful summer support groups for 14 years
This summer, demand was so high that we added an extra week
· At Support for Students Growth Center in Boca Raton, we offer:
Week-long intensive programs
Focused on:
Executive Functioning
Social Skills Development
For students of all ages — through college
Available:
In-person in Boca Raton
Virtually
· We support students struggling with:
Organization
Time management
Screen overdependence
Emotional regulation
Social confidence
Conversation skills
· What makes us different:
Small-group setting
Highly supportive environment
Led only by experienced Master’s and PhD-level counselors
Real-life, practical skill building
Skills students can use immediately:
At school
At home
Socially
We make it engaging and fun so students actually want to participate
· This summer, I’m looking for introductions to:
Parents
Schools
Therapists
Psychologists
Pediatricians
Educational professionals
· Especially those working with students who need:
Extra support
Confidence-building
Executive functioning help
Social skills development

https://www.collegelsp.com

CLSP has helped students and families for many years with individualized support focused on emotional maturity, executive functioning, life skills, and social development. The summer group format offers a focused, short-term opportunity for students to work on real-world skills in a supportive environment led by experienced professionals. CLSP’s site emphasizes helping students thrive before, during, and after college through evidence-based approaches developed through decades of real-life student support.

https://www.collegelsp.com/2026/05/05/young-adults-and-finishing-what-matters/

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If proactive, summer can be a time children, teens, and young adults not only learn new skills, but get ahead!

Important skills may weaken if they are not actively using them, and they may even begin to develop new ones, such as excess screen time and social avoidance.

Don't let summer prevent your child from reaching their fullest potential. Sign up today! (Since 2012!)

https://www.supportforstudentsgrowthcenter.com

If proactive, summer can be a time children, teens, and young adults not only learn new skills, but get ahead!

Important skills may weaken if they are not actively using them, and they may even begin to develop new ones, such as excess screen time and social avoidance.

Don't let summer prevent your child from reaching their fullest potential. Sign up today! (Since 2012!)

https://www.supportforstudentsgrowthcenter.com

“The transition from a structured school schedule to the unstructured days of summer can be more disruptive than many families expect. Without a consistent routine, children may struggle to maintain healthy sleep habits, regular meals, and daily activities. This lack of structure can throw off their natural rhythms, leading to mood swings and emotional instability,” https://www.supportforstudentsgrowthcenter.com

https://youtu.be/nthA8LT_Bv0?si=k-mQrqz5MiFTIX7K

College Life Skills Programs Summer Productivity

Why? I’m not going to be in school over the summer …

For one young boy, summer meant no more work. No more staying organized, no more keeping track of what he was doing, no more homework assignments, and most of all, no more responsibilities. His mother did not fight him on this during the summer, allowing her son to run around, play, and not do any cleaning, organizing, or chores on his own because he worked so hard during the school year. Yet, after doing this, she didn’t realize it would cause her son to begin to lose these skills. Since he was not practicing them, his ability to stay on task, clean his room regularly, stay organized, and more all quickly became weakened.

Ensuring Skills are Maintained During the Summer - Support for Students Growth Center Why? I’m not in school anymore… For one young boy, summer meant no more work. No more staying organized, no more keeping track of what he was doing, no more homework assignments, and most of all, no more responsibilities. His mother did not fight him on this during the summer, allowing her son t...