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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I posted earlier in the thread about my 2020 kid. Pivoting towards solutions -- does anyone have any suggestions for how to help our kids (or more accurately help them help themselves) catch up from these deficits? I can't beat myself up too much for not keeping my DS home for a year for a gap year, because what was there to do? I looked into gap year programs for a hot second but they, like everything else, shut down. And DS was opposed to a gap year anyway. But apart from therapy, which DS is in -- what else is helpful now? He says he feels like a kid stuck in a 20 year old's body; that everyone else knows how to do things that he doesn't (socially).[/quote] Is your child a junior in college? Is he homesick? It is probably possible for him to take a leave of absence for a semester or a year.[/quote]
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