Kids’ Obsession with Fortnite is Not an Addiction

The word “Fortnite” has rapidly inserted itself into almost every parent’s vocabulary in recent years, whether or not your son plays the game himself. When kids are spending so much time on one thing, especially a video game, it is normal for parents to worry, and it is common for video games to become the […]

Planning For Your Son’s Return Home this Semester

Click the video to watch the Causeway Team discuss challenges associated with sharing your home with your son as he returns back from school. Topics include: Surviving Finals Mental Health Setting Boundaries Failure to Launch Family Challenges Uncertainty and more

Getting In to College Doesn’t Mean Students Are Ready to Go

From The New York Times By Lisa Damour April 27, 2015 Last October I held a hastily scheduled psychotherapy session with a teenager facing a disastrous start to her college career. When we met, she somberly shared that she was on her university’s radar for her uncontrolled drinking and had a coming court date for a […]

Returning to School: What Parents Need to Know

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The shift between a long vacation and a new school year can be a difficult one, particularly for young men already dealing with pre-existing mental health conditions. A new school year means changes, new classes and new teachers, and it can also mean a return to old fears and stressors and the re-introduction of ongoing […]

Helping Our Boys Envision a Future

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By Vince Benevento The transition to college is stressful for everyone—but it can be particularly trying for students with LD and ADHD who underperformed in high school. For a number of those students the move will be so overwhelming that they will not complete it successfully. Who are these kids? They come from the place […]