Inspired DBT Facebook ad: “College Kids Coming Home?”

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1402338278368569

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Facebook, Instagram, Audience Network and Messenger

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Your college kid is coming home for the summer...and suddenly: you’re the villain, they’re overwhelmed, and every conversation has… “potential 😬” (but not the feel good kind). You’re not imagining it. They’ve had months of total independence… making their own choices, avoiding what they don’t want to deal with and figuring things out (kind of). Now they’re back… same house, different expectations, and way less patience on both sides. And here’s the part no one really talks about: college doesn’t teach emotional regulation. So when stress hits, it looks like: shutting down, snapping, avoiding, or going from 0 to 100 over something small. Summer can turn into a long standoff… or it can be a reset. A chance for them to actually learn how to: handle emotions without spiraling, have conversations without it blowing up, and tolerate stress instead of escaping it. Because independence without those skills? It’s just chaos with a dorm room. And honestly… it’s exhausting for everyone involved. If you’re curious what that kind of support can actually look like reach out and let’s talk about it.

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inspiredne.com

College Kids Coming Home?

Young adult DBT group in Massachusetts focused on emotion regulation, stress management, and relationship skills. Structured, skills-based program with in-person and virtual options. Insurance accepted.