*Beth accidentally drops one F-bomb in this episode, so be warned if you don't want your kids to overhear.
Our very own Dan shares valuable information from his first month as a college freshman.  He tells Syd and Beth great advice his parents gave him, concrete actions he takes to stay on top of things, and strategies he uses when he's struggling to understand concepts in class.

*Beth accidentally drops one F-bomb in this episode, so be warned if you don't want your kids to overhear. Our very own Dan shares valuable information from his first month as a college freshman. He tells Syd and Beth great advice his parents gave him, concrete actions he takes to stay on top of things, and strategies he uses when he's struggling to understand concepts in class.

*Beth accidentally drops one F-bomb in this episode, so be warned if you don't want your kids to overhear.
Our very own Dan shares valuable information from his first month as a college freshman. &nbsp;He tells Syd and Beth great advice his parents gave him, concrete actions he takes to stay on top of things, and strategies he uses when he's struggling to understand concepts in class.

Parents: Our College Freshman looks back at the First Month

ASK! The Podcast is an advice podcast for Teens and the Adults who Love Them.

What makes us different? We are a Team of licensed Therapists and young adults (18 - 26 year olds) answering questions of teens and parents.

Teens (12 - 20+) have lots of questions about difficult life situations and don't always have an adult they feel safe asking for help or advice--we're here to answer those questions honestly and anonymously.

Parents have lots of questions about how to help guide their kids through difficult life situations--we're here to help coach you through the struggles of parenting.

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ASK! The Podcast is an advice podcast for Teens and the Adults who Love Them. What makes us different? We are a Team of licensed Therapists and young adults (18 - 26 year olds) answering questions of teens and parents. Teens (12 - 20+) have lots of questions about difficult life situations and don't always have an adult they feel safe asking for help or advice--we're here to answer those questions honestly and anonymously. Parents have lots of questions about how to help guide their kids through difficult life situations--we're here to help coach you through the struggles of parenting.

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