From One Parent to Another: Words of Wisdom New Haven CT

While our sons and daughters learn the best lessons by doing things on their own (including making mistakes), it’s sometimes helpful to learn through the experience of others. In this section you’ll find friendly advice and anecdotes from parents, many of whom work in the education arena as admission professionals, guidance counselors, and financial aid officers.

Mrs. Elaine Hunter
Private Practice

203-624-6458
303 Whitney Avenue
New Haven, CT
Ms. Anita McPherson
Anita K. McPherson, LCSW

203-887-6004
60 Washington Avenue, Suite 203
Hamden, CT
Ms. Sloan Gorman
Sloan Gorman LCSW

203-878-2729
215 Broad Street 2nd Floor
Milford,, CT
Ms. Susan Dobuler
Susan W. Dobuler, MSW, LCSW

203-458-3551
1575 Boston Post Rd.
Guilford, CT
Mr. Prof. Reinhold Hekeler
Counseling Associates

203-272-8933
135 Green Hill Lane
Cheshire, CT
Ms. Margaret McGovern
Art Therapy in Hamden

203-285-3053
1890 Dixwell Avenue suite 208
Hamden, CT
Ms. Jodi Silverman
203-589-1456
1078 Main Street Office #1 second Floor
Branford, CT
Ms. Deborah Foster
Deborah Foster, LCSW

203-458-1117
303 Church Street Rear building
Guilford, CT
Ms. Linda Rosenfield
Adolescent & Family Counseling Center, LLC

203-271-1234
The Republic Building / Suite 23 350 South Main Street
Cheshire, CT
Mrs. Phyllis Pavlik
Tranquil Perspectives, LLC

860-919-9762
408-426 Highland Avenue Building A, Office 8
Cheshire, CT
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From One Parent to Another: Words of Wisdom

From One Parent to Another: Words of Wisdom

While our sons and daughters learn the best lessons by doing things on their own (including making mistakes), it’s sometimes helpful to learn through the experience of others. In this section you’ll find friendly advice and anecdotes from parents, many of whom work in the education arena as admission professionals, guidance counselors, and financial aid officers.

We asked for candor when collecting these quotes and promised to protect the innocent by using first names only. You may be relieved to know that even the most seasoned admission professionals are plagued by the same concerns as the rest of us when it comes to their college-bound children.

See what other parents have to say about the admission process:

  • All in the Family
  • Application Realities
  • Being Practical
  • Choosing the Right School
  • Money Issues
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