Introducing the Life-Prep Program!

After 3 years of pulling insane hours and running a full-time practice, the Life-Prep program is finally available!

After treating “failure to launch” clinically work for over 15 years, I was personally able to spend time and reverse engineer the skills and principles for a proactive approach for everyone (not just a clinical population).

The program is intended for 13-25 year olds to learn the psychological skills to be proactive in becoming a successful and independent young adult after college (or post-grad program). 13/14 is the ideal age to do the program.

What I learned in this process is that schools thought parents were teaching these skills and parents thought schools were when, in fact, no one was! Ball was dropped!

It comes in an individual format (8 weekly sessions), taught by myself, and also a version available for schools to purchase as part of their health-based curriculum.

It’s actually really reasonable (cheap) for the cost of 8 sessions. We wanted to make this accessible to everyone. I hope you take a look!

https://www.washingtonanxietycenter.com/life-prep-program.html

Thank you for the support and even reading this!

Dr. Kaplan

Director and Founder of the Washington Anxiety Center of Capitol Hill

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I am a clinical psychologist with approximately 15 years of experience assessing and treating anxiety and depressive disorders in young children, adolescents, young adults, adults and geriatric populations. I completed a 6-year predoctoral training award at the National Institute of Mental Health, and postdoctoral training at the Anxiety Disorders Center at the Institute of Living/Hartford Hospital. From my clinical and research experiences, I have come to see the struggles of many families deciding when to pursue professional help and feeling very lost in the process. I will address several mental health issues that will help educate and empower my readers to make better mental health decisions for themselves. Welcome to my blog! Johanna Kaplan, Ph.D. Disclaimer-This blog is not and cannot be used in replace of formal therapy. This blog is used to inform and educate and is not a form of informal or formal advice.

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