Monica Foley, M.Ed.
With twenty years of career expertise working with children and families in the fields of school counseling, parent support coaching and most recently, non-profit based counseling and case management, Monica Foley offers a mandate to improve the lives of children and families around the world. She truly enjoys learning about others and easily establishes rapport while building relationships based on trust, respect, and integrity. Monica earned a M.Ed. in Counseling from the University of New Hampshire and a BA in Psychology from the University of Vermont.
8 Ways to Prevent Behavior Problems in School-Age Kids
Sadness, like any feeling, is a normal emotional phase every person has to go through. Due to drastic shifts and changes of events ...
Identifying Social Anxiety in Teens
Although anxiety disorders affect one in eight children, they often go unrecognized as mental health issues in teens. Social anxiety disorder, in particular, can take ...
Helping a Child Cope with the Death of a Loved One
There are many ways to show children who are dealing with grief and loss that you care. Here are some things to keep in mind as ...
How to Help Your Children Get a Great Start at Their New School
Think about how you felt when you first began school, or if your family relocated and you transitioned into a different school altogether. You were ...
Homework Help: 4 Tips for Parents on How to Make Homework Fun
With the competitive, not to mention stressful, academic environment today, more and more kids are experiencing difficulty keeping up with the demands of the school. ...
College Packing List: What Every College Student Needs
Is your child heading off to college this fall? Packing for college can be stressful for both kids and parents. Whether your son or daughter ...
5 Tips to Make Life Easier While Reducing Parental Burnout
Before you prepare your first cup of coffee each morning, do you already feel exhausted and overwhelmed? These are just two signs of parental burnout. ...
Ten Ways to Help Your Grieving Child Cope on Mother’s Day
Three months ago, I lost my mother to cancer. Her death was very sudden and unexpected because no one, including my mother herself, knew she ...
