Complete the College Circle of Care
How Does This Help Your University?
Retention
Dropout and transfer rates represent significant financial and reputational risks. Parents can play a vital role in retention when engaged appropriately.
Reputation
Having a reputation as a school that values mental health and engages parents is an added benefit to help boost enrollment.
Family Engagement
Family engagement is an emerging priority, especially beyond orientation and development. Most institutions lack structured, ongoing family education beyond financial conversations.
Proactivity
24,000 college students attempt suicide each year. Get ahead of students’ mental health issues by bringing parents into the conversation.
Visibility
Set yourself apart by being a leader in the mental health space and taking new initiatives.
What’s Included?
5 Workshops & 2 Q&A Sessions
Deep dives into research-backed tools and strategies, with recordings and handouts for future reference
Quick Video Library
Short, practical videos with proven solutions parents can implement immediately
Recorded Workshop Archive
60-minute sessions exploring the research behind effective approaches, complete with actionable strategies
Resources
Access handouts, podcasts, blog articles, and expert guidance.
1:1 Consultations
Personalized support from our experts to address each family’s unique challenges
Onboarding and Communications
We handle everything for you with no extra lift from your team. From marketing to communications to recordings, we’ve got you covered.
A Wellness Benefit for Your Campus Employees, Too
Support for the Parents on Your Payroll
Your faculty and staff are parents too. Many of them are juggling parenting challenges at home while supporting their student community.
Peace At Home’s Parenting Solutions Portal provides expert guidance for every stage of family life—from pregnancy through young adulthood. Employees gain access to live and recorded workshops, quick videos, Family Matters resources, and one-on-one consultations, so the people supporting your students feel supported themselves.
Less burnout. Better retention. One resource, two wins for your university.
A first-year student calls home at 2:00 AM. They’re overwhelmed. Not fitting in. Falling behind.
The parent wants to help, but instead of giving support, they give advice… or worse, panic.
This is the moment where real support can make the difference between a student staying or dropping out.
This program gives universities a way to prepare parents before those 2AM calls happen.
