Psychologist and owner of Campus Confident, Dr. Susan VanScoyoc, Ph.D, ABPP, joins Bryce Hamilton, LSCSW, to share tips on preparing young adults for independence, living away from home, and going to college. They discuss things to be mindful of, how to get information about campus life for your child, and help bolster their independence without leaving them hanging. This episode is filled with advice on how to balance the desire to be involved in your child’s life with their need for growth and freedom. They also talk about recognizing warning signs that your child may be in need of more assistance, is struggling with depression or anxiety, how to address feelings of loss or emptiness, and how to start building and maintaining a long distance relationship with your young adult.

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Dr. Susan VanScoyoc, Ph.D., ABPP is a board-certified psychologist with more than 25 years of experience helping children, teens, and families navigate the challenges of growing up. She’s also a college mom who understands how disorienting it can be to parent a young adult: one day they’re acing their money presentation in Microeconomics, the next they’re broke because they DoorDashed three iced lattes.

Dr. VanScoyoc is the founder of Campus Confident, a digital company focused on helping parents support their college students’ mental health with expert guidance, practical tools, and a lot of emotional honesty. Her work bridges the gap between clinical insight and real-life parenting, especially during the high-stakes, high-stress years of emerging adulthood.

She challenges the idea that turning eighteen means kids no longer need their parents. With college stress at an all-time high, she wants parents to know that staying connected is not only allowed, it’s essential. Her mission is to give parents the tools and confidence to support independence while also being the anchor their students can count on.

Ways to connect 
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/susan-vanscoyoc-phd
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61557121673138
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