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Nancy L. Wolf

Nancy Wolf is a lawyer with experience as a parent coach, young adult mental health advocate, and college counselor. As a parent of a young adult who has had mental health challenges for a number of years, Nancy has personal experience dealing with these issues. She can be reached at nancy@yourbridgeforward.com.

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College Application Resume Guide and Example

June 12, 2024

High school seniors, put one more item on your to-do list. It’s time to prepare a college application resume. This…

Mental Health in College Students: A Guide for Families and Friends

September 11, 2023

As a parent who has just finished the college admissions process with your student, you probably feel maxed out on…

The Decline of College Student Mental Health and What Parents Can Do About It

The Decline of College Student Mental Health and What Parents Can Do About It

June 17, 2020

An increasing number of high schoolers in the U.S. are struggling with mental health challenges. And the numbers continue to…

Common App Essay Tips That Really Work

Common App Essay Tips That Really Work

April 1, 2020

Does the prospect of writing your Common App essay fill you with fear? You are not alone.  In the ten…

Mold in College Dorms: What You Need to Know

February 6, 2020

Here’s a new item of concern for parents planning college visits with their high school students: Check for mold and…

How to Earn College Credits in High School

September 8, 2019

Earning college credits in high school is a great way to save money, get a head start on your college…

Evaluate the Mental Health Support of a College

August 1, 2019

Go beyond the basics of a school’s criteria and investigate how it can (or cannot) help your student with mental health and psychological support on campus.

Colleges Marketing to High School Students: Annoying or Effective?

Colleges Marketing to High School Students: Annoying or Effective?

July 29, 2019

How Colleges Market to Students Has your high school student received one too many emails that look like this one?…