How I can Help
I provide academic guidance, educational advising, and career support for students and practical resources for parents- all with an encouraging approach.
Student Support
Build confidence, manage challenges, and develop the skills for long-term success. Accountability check-ins also available via text and asynchronous video/audio!
Parent Consultations
Get expert guidance on academics, motivation, social adjustment, and more.
Career Guidance
Explore interests, discover strengths, and plan for what's next.
Who We Are
Alissa Schneider is a Florida Licensed Mental Health Counselor and certified school counselor. She has over 12 years of experience in providing academic, college, and career advising to students in both middle and high school.
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Alissa has years of experience in advising families and students about course selection and future academic and career opportunities. She has provided counseling in the private practice and group counseling settings as well.
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Experienced in:
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Working with students who are "at risk" of not passing required courses
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Developing four year graduation plans and post-graduation plans
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Assisting with identifying areas of interest in regards to academic majors and careers
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Reviewing résumés and suggesting edits
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Identifying if a student may need additional supports in place to succeed academically
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Helping parents understand what is normal vs abnormal when it comes to academic performance
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Reviewing IEP's & 504 plans and implementing the goals and treatment objectives from these plans
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Consulting with teachers, administrators, and other stakeholders when necessary in order to provide a high level of support to students
Helping Students Thrive in School and Beyond
Answers that I can Help to Answer:
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Story
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Is my child's academic performance where it should be?
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Why might grades be lower than expected?
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Is this a motivation problem, an organization problem, or an academic problem?
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How do I recognize when my child needs additional support?
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What's normal vs. when should I be concerned?
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How to distinguish between friendship conflict, exclusion, and bullying
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Is this particular athletic team/opportunity working well for my child?
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Is homeschooling, private, or public school best for our family?
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​​Creating routines that actually work at home
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Helping an unmotivated student become more independent
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Organization and time management skill development
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Getting a child to start work when they procrastinate
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How much to help with my student's homework
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Building a high-school roadmap
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College vs career & technical pathways
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Helping teens develop strengths & interests
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​How to choose appropriate classes
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How to decide if homeschooling, private, or public school is best for our family
