Compass College Advisory Presents...
the confidence
MOTHER-DAUGHTER
BRUNCH
Saturday, April 22, 11AM to 2PM
Newberry Library—Chicago
Saturday, April 22, 11AM to 2PM
Newberry Library—Chicago
Join Early
Limited Seating
Hosted by Dr. Pamela Ellis
Looking for a way to reconnect with your teen daughter?
The past three years have been hard on us all...
However, it’s been even more challenging for our teen girls. The February 2023 study from the CDC reported an alarming crisis among our teen girls, who are experiencing unprecedented levels of depressions and anxiety and struggling socially and emotionally.
The CDC found in their study that...
• 24% of teen girls had considered taking their own life
• And that 6 out of 10 girls were so persistently sad or hopeless that they stopped their regular activities
This is the effect of several conflating factors, including...
• Toxic social media culture
• Academic Pressure
• Impossible beauty standards
• Bullying in-person and online
• Sexual violence
• And the isolation and life-upheaval
that came with the pandemic.
If we do not seek to help our daughters...
this mental health crisis could get even worse.
This event for you and your daughter if...
- You want to nurture an honest and healing relationship with your daughter
- You want to reaffirm and celebrate the woman your daughter is becoming
- You need an opportunity to reconnect and relax with your daughter after the exhaustion of the pandemic
Tickets are $75 per Mother-Daughter pair
$30 per additional attendee
You will leave this brunch with...
- A Renewed Purpose
- A Renewed Confidence
- And a beautiful new memory with your daughter
You don't have that much time with your daughter
before she goes to college...
In between both of your busy schedules at work and school, take this moment to spend quality time with your daughter and reconnect with her at a level like never before.
ABOUT DR. PAMELA ELLIS
Pamela Ellis, MBA, PhD—The Education DoctorⓇ:— is an award-winning educational consultant whose experience includes advising school districts, community organizations, and institutes of higher education.
She is the host of “Keep C.A.L.M. for Moms” – a show to discuss what it means to educate the next generation of leaders with grace and ease.
She has visited more than 500 colleges and universities to gain insight into their varying cultures and to explore the range of academic and social opportunities available to students on campus. Her research areas include high school to college transition, parent engagement, African-American males in education, and college completion.
She is a highly sought-after speaker and author of the best-selling book What to Know Before They Go: College Edition, which helps school leaders, counselors, mentors and parents/caregivers support teens toward higher education success.
Dr. Pamela graduated from Stanford University and the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College, and she earned a doctorate from the Stanford University School of Education.