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HECA Webinar - Picking up the Pieces: Withdrawals, Medical Leaves, and the Transfer Process
May 16, 2024 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
(EDT)
Description
This session will share specific information about the transfer college application process for young adults applying to transfer from four-year colleges or community colleges after adverse experiences. The presenters will specifically address how to respond to a client who withdrew, applying to transfer after the withdrawal, and how some clients need to proceed with retroactive withdrawal. This transfer process can be triggering for young adults, and the presentation will discuss how to appropriately work with clients during this complex time. Support for mental health will be discussed, as well as how to collaborate successfully with university professionals, parents, and other providers.
Joanna Lilley, NCC is a Therapeutic Consultant and Entrepreneur who provides guidance and support to young adults in need of mental health or substance abuse treatment; specifically, those who are stepping away from a collegiate environment. Joanna earned a Master of Counseling from West Virginia University and has worked in non-profit community mental health, wilderness therapy, the Department of Children and Family Services, therapeutic gap program for students with learning differences, and seasonal off-jobs in the outdoor industry before founding Lilley Consulting in 2016. She is the former Chair of the Therapeutic Consulting Association, and former co-host of the Alternative-to-College Fair in California and New York. She has been hosting the Success is Subjective Podcast since 2018, which you can find on any podcast playing platform. She is also a speaker and nationally sought after consultant for her specialty in creating unique treatment plans and resource recommendations for young adults struggling with psychological concerns and its intersection with higher education.
Guest Adrienne Frumberg, MA, Independent College Counselor
Adrienne Frumberg is the founder of a college consulting practice that focuses on clients with special circumstances, including but not limited to, mental health issues, substance abuse recovery, learning disabilities, physical disabilities, and more. Her practice includes college counseling, gap year and career counseling, test prep, and executive functioning coaching. Adrienne also works as a college consultant at Academics West, a therapeutic school in New York City. She has a master's degree in school counseling from NYU and a bachelor's degree in psychology from Lafayette College.
Clickhereto register After registering, you will receive a confirmation email with a link to access the webinar. For those who are unable to attend, we will have a recorded video available for viewing from the HECA Info Hub.
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