Posted by Scott on July 22nd, 2008
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Posted by Scott on July 19th, 2008

The Parent Teacher Association (PTA) has published 100 Ways To Help Your Child and School Succeed. One can not succeed without the other. ScottCounseling recognizes the PTA as a valuable asset for parents, teachers and, of course, students.
100 Ways To Help Your Child and School Succeed
According to the PTA, there are many ways to be involved with your child’s education. You’re probably doing some of these things already. Maybe it’s calling the teacher to say “thank you” or to ask a question, or attending a parent or school board meeting.You’ll soon see the effects of your efforts—that’s because when parents get involved in their children’s education, everyone benefits.
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Posted by Scott on July 19th, 2008
Attending a new school after a move can be stressful. Here are some helpful tips to help your child relax, plan ahead and become comfortable with his or her new school

1. Practice the route that the school bus or you will take from your house, by driving there together. Kids feel very reassured seeing the exact trip ahead of time. Do a little homework and talk about the different landmarks along the way. This helps a child know what the other kids already know, the basic geography of the area. Keep in mind that children pay attention to many of the things we adults take for granted — a shopping center with a nice toy store, a cool-colored billboard, a… Continue Reading
Posted by Scott on July 5th, 2008
Vanessa Van Petten does it again! ScottCounseling loves this author. Her insights, words of wisdom and positive applications for teens and adolescents hits the mark every time. Read, enjoy and learn!
Oh boy, the kids are at home, my sisters are scrounging with nothing to do. I thought it was time for a little 10 tips post! Most of these are academically geared because I think summer is great time to relax and to get ahead.
…most teens have no problem with the relaxing part, but need some help with the motivational part.
1. SAT Prep
Yes, summer is the best time for this. Get an SAT Review Book and just start going over vocab and taking practice… Continue Reading
Posted by Scott on June 24th, 2008
One form of counseling therapy, known as Rational Emotional Therapy by Albert Ellis, has been helpful for many individuals searching for stress relief and discovering solutions for everyday problems.

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