When Back to School Feels Hard

Starting a new school year is a big transition. It's common for children and teens to experience a mix of excitement, worry, frustration, or uncertainty as they adjust to new routines, expectations, teachers, classmates, and social situations. Many challenges improve with time, reassurance, and routine.
Sometimes, however, they last longer or begin interfering with daily life. Knowing the difference can help you decide when your child may benefit from additional support.
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School Avoidance Program
Specialized support designed to intervene early to help treat the root causes of school avoidance and reduce chronic absenteeism.
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