Wednesdays, September 23 - October 14
Today’s high school students face intense academic, social, and college admissions pressure. Many feel they must excel at everything to be “enough,” and parents often find it difficult to support their child through the high school years. This four-session parent discussion series uses Never Enough as a framework to explore how achievement culture impacts our children’s mental health, motivation, and identity – and how we, as parents, can respond in healthier, more intentional ways. The discussions will create a supportive space for reflection, conversation, and practical strategies to help families redefine success during the high school years.
*This will be a small group, limited to 12 participants
Gail Gamrath is a warm, experienced education professional and life coach with over 30 years in local public schools and a strong background in student services. Skilled in partnering with families, supporting the transition to high school, and strengthening agency in both students and their parents. A mom to three, she brings empathy, real-life perspective, and a student-centered approach that helps families feel confident and supported.