How COVID-19 has changed college campuses. By, Kiara Stonebraker Synergy eTherapy Spring 2020 Intern As college campuses close, the students and staff go home as well. Due to the outbreak of the COVID-19, all college campuses have decided to transition to online classes. On March 12th, just two weeks before spring break is when the …
Dealing with grief and loss in the wake of COVID-19. Tips from an online therapist. Life as we know it has turned upside down over the last few months. We are currently living through a pandemic. Schools, restaurants, and all non-essential businesses are closed. We aren’t supposed to leave our houses. We can’t see …
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Big Transitions. What I learned About Myself… by, Amanda Briskin (Synergy eTherapy Fall/Winter Intern. UW- Madison College Student. Future Therapist. ) College transition. Ufta. If you are like many high school students, fall/wintertime is THE time to go travel and visit college campuses to see what life has to offer post high school. At Synergy …
A Different Kind of Summer Lovin’ by, Lexi Zipkin (Synergy eTherapy Summer Intern. Tulane College Student. Future Therapist. ) A summer of working, learning, growing and loving. But the loving part needs more explanation. My first blog post highlighted the challenges that come with transitioning from college to home for the summer, and I suggested …
One College Student’s Transition Home For the Summertime: 3 Things Nobody Tells You. by, Lexi Zipkin (Synergy eTherapy Summer Intern. Tulane College Student. Future Therapist. ) Home. College. Home. I love college, but I was so excited to come home for the summer. After four months of living across the country and doing my own …
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