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Free live webinar · for parents · by video

When a young adult's semester or first job falls apart: what parents can do next.

Wednesday, November 12, 2026, 7:00 PM ET. 45 minutes, by video. Free.

  • Wednesday, November 12, 2026, 7:00 PM ET
  • 45 minutes, by video. A link arrives by email
  • Presented by a licensed Shift clinician
  • For parents of adults eighteen to twenty-six

No cost and no obligation. The host also explains how the program and the benefits check work, for anyone who wants to know.

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The webinar is open to any parent, whatever the plan. The outpatient program is PPO only, not Medicaid or Medicare.

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What the 45 minutes cover

The agenda.

What the drop usually looks like
Missed classes, a shift stopped being covered, a lease in someone else's name, a phone that stops being answered.
What a parent can actually do
What is a parent's decision at this age, what is not, and where a conversation lands better than an intervention.
When weekly therapy is not the level
The signs that point above one hour a week, and the signs that point to an emergency room instead.
How the program and the benefits check work
The host walks through the structure of a virtual outpatient program and what a free out-of-network benefits check answers.
Questions
The last stretch is questions, typed or spoken.
Free. No cost, and nothing to buy on the call.
Live, not a recording. A recording goes to everyone who registers.
No case discussed. This is education, not a clinical consultation.
Presenter. Presented by a licensed Shift clinician.
If you are in crisis right now, call or text 988, the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, available twenty-four hours a day. Call 911 if there is immediate danger. This is an outpatient program and is not an emergency service.
Call (805) 815-6777