News, Advice, and Tips for Parenting Teenagers

The Washington Post recently published a question from a concerned mother about sending her 13-year-old daughter to boarding school. The response included reasons why a boarding school might be the perfect place for her adopted daughter who has ADD and mild learning disabilities. In addition, specialty boarding schools, like those just for girls or for children with ADD, will meet the emotional and academic needs of teens. Read the entire story online.

If you have a daughter with ADD or other learning disabilites then girls boarding schools like Bromley Brook in Vermont or New Leaf Academy in North Carolina or Oregon can help your daughter make the most of her future.

Mount Bachelor Academy, in collaboration with Kinship Center, is proud to offer the nation's premiere curriculum and residential program for teens coming to terms with adoption and loss. Mount Bachelor offers adoption focused group therapy, thematic workshops for processing stages of grief, and access to a nationwide network of adoption support through Kinship Center. Because Mount Bachelor's staff members are adopted themselves, they understand the issues and emotions adopted teens are experiencing. Mount Bachelor's caring staff has been trained in Adoption Clinical Training to provide individualized mentoring, family seminars, and conferences for parents and children to learn about and work through adoption and grief related issues.

Visit www.mtba.com or call Mount Bachelors Admissions team at 800.462.3404 today for more information.

Posted By: Lori S