Home/Blog
Guides for parents
Clear, practical guides on failure to launch, gap years, ADHD, and what actually helps young adults move forward.
Featured guide · Failure to launch
Failure to launch syndrome describes adult children stuck at home with no forward momentum. Learn what causes it, how it's diagnosed, and treatment options that actually work for ages 18-26.
Read the guideGap year & semester
Gap year programs for young adults ages 18-26: how to know when one is right, what types exist, what therapeutic gap programs actually do, and how to have the conversation.
Gap year & semester
A gap year is a structured break between high school and college, or during college, used for mental health, career exploration, or growth. Here's what one actually involves.
Gap year & semester
Gap semester programs give young adults a structured break from college to address mental health, build skills, or recover from burnout. Compare traditional vs therapeutic options and find the right fit for your family.
ADHD & therapy
Equine therapy for ADHD helps young adults build focus, emotional regulation, and executive function skills. Learn the science and what to expect.
ADHD & therapy
Learn how CBT for ADHD helps young adults manage executive function challenges. Evidence-based therapy techniques for focus, organization, and emotional regulation.
Paying for a program
529 plans now cover K-12 costs, educational therapies, apprenticeships, student loans and Roth IRA rollovers. Here’s what changed in 2025 and how families use 529 funds for Ignite.
No guides in this topic yet.
Free guide
A plain-English guide for parents: what qualifies, how the 2025 law changed things, and how families use 529 funds for a program like Ignite.
Rolling admissions
One free, confidential conversation can show you what’s possible.
