Ages 8 -12

Until partway through middle school, they are learning how to relate to peers, adjust to social rules, and evolve from free play to more elaborately structured interactions and expectations.

Ages 13 - 17

This is the I think I am grown stage. You know I'm not a child until they want to be treated like a child. Our teens are developing their unique personality and opinions. Building relationships are important however having a clear sense of self is confusing and a struggle for some. 

Ages 18 -24

Life is one big transition. It is graduation time leaving high school and parents homes going away to college or into the work force. It is time to learn ADULTING 101 learning how to face real world challenges.

Ages 25+

For many of us at this stage of life we believe we all have it figured out and there are times that this is not true some of us are struggling to find our way.