You don't have to do this alone, neither does your student
Your student is smart and understands the material. The challenge is in the doing, the daily execution of everything college and life demand. ACES Clinic helps bridge that gap with coordinated clinical care.
What ACES support provides
At ACES Clinic, your student works with licensed clinicians across three coordinated services: mental health therapy for anxiety, mood, and emotional regulation; occupational therapy for the day-to-day doing of life; and executive function coaching for structure and follow-through. The goal is sustainable independence, not ongoing dependence, built with accountability that works with your student's brain, addressing the whole picture and coordinating with any providers already involved.
When to seek support
Campus accommodations help, but often aren't enough. Consider reaching out to ACES Clinic if your student is experiencing:
- Late or missing assignments, or academic probation
- Irregular sleep, missed meals, poor self-care routines
- Rising anxiety, depression, or stress overwhelm
- Understands what to do but can't execute it consistently
- Lost high-school supports and new independence demands
- Questions about cannabis or alcohol use
How ACES complements other supports
Accommodations provide extra time, but they don't teach your student how to manage daily life or address what's underneath. ACES Clinic brings together mental health therapy, occupational therapy, and executive function coaching, all delivered by licensed clinicians, not unregulated coaches, and coordinates with mental health providers and academic advising so everyone is working toward the same goals.
Your student can succeed
In person in Bloomington or remotely across Indiana.
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