Amy Saloner LCSW, FNTP

Amy Saloner LCSW, FNTP Amy Saloner, LCSW, NTP is a certified functional nutritional therapist, educator and rites of passag

Amy Saloner, LCSW, NTP is a certified nutritional therapist, parent educator and rites of passage facilitator. In her Nutritional Therapy practice, through functional assessments, lingual-neuro testing and blood work, Amy can identify individual nutrient, digestive, metabolic and immune deficiencies and recommend tailored dietary advice and supplementation to restore balance to the entire body. I

n her courses and coaching programs, Amy focuses on building resilient families to launch adolescents into independence with confidence.

Both can be true.You can be incredibly proud of the young person your teen is becoming……and still feel emotional about h...
09/02/2026

Both can be true.

You can be incredibly proud of the young person your teen is becoming…

…and still feel emotional about how quickly everything is changing.

College can bring excitement, pride, uncertainty, and even a little grief for parents.

If you've been feeling all of it, you're not alone.

The College Bound Parent Support Group is a place to navigate this transition with other parents who understand.

You don't have to figure out this next chapter by yourself.

✨ We gather again Thursday September 3rd at 5:30pm PT

✨ Join us and use code TRYME for your first month FREE.

College preparation often becomes a checklist.Applications.�Deadlines.�Financial aid.�Dorms.�Packing.And yes—those thing...
08/26/2026

College preparation often becomes a checklist.

Applications.�Deadlines.�Financial aid.�Dorms.�Packing.
And yes—those things matter.

But there's another kind of preparation that doesn't come with a checklist.

Learning how to let your teen take the lead.
Learning how to tolerate the uncertainty.
Learning how to stay connected when you're no longer part of every detail of their life.

That's what we'll explore together inside the College Bound Parent Support Group.

Because preparing your teen for college is only part of the journey.

You deserve support, too.

✨ First month FREE with code TRYME.

Going to college doesn't mean your teen stops needing you.They'll just need you differently.Maybe they won't call every ...
08/24/2026

Going to college doesn't mean your teen stops needing you.

They'll just need you differently.

Maybe they won't call every day.
Maybe they'll make decisions you wouldn't make.
Maybe they'll make mistakes.

That's part of becoming an adult.

Your role isn't to prevent every mistake.

It's to build a relationship where they know they can come back to you.

The College Bound Parent Support Group is here to help you navigate that shift with confidence and connection.

💚 If your teen is college-bound, we'd love to have you with us.
✨ We gather again Thursday September 3rd at 5:30pm PT

Use code TRYME for your first month FREE.

One of the hardest parts of having a college-bound teen is realizing that the parenting approach that worked when they w...
08/21/2026

One of the hardest parts of having a college-bound teen is realizing that the parenting approach that worked when they were younger may not work anymore.

They're becoming more independent.
And our job begins shifting from manager → mentor.

That doesn't mean we stop caring.

It means we start trusting them with more of their own decisions while staying available when they need us.

That's a big adjustment—and it's something we can learn together.
The College Bound Parent Support Group is designed to help parents navigate this transition while keeping the relationship strong.

💚 Come join us.

💚 We gather again on Thursday September 3rd at 5:30pm PT

First month FREE with code TRYME.

Your teen is leaving the nest.Your relationship doesn't have to.One of the biggest misconceptions about the college tran...
08/04/2026

Your teen is leaving the nest.
Your relationship doesn't have to.

One of the biggest misconceptions about the college transition is that it's only about preparing your teen.

In reality, it's about preparing your relationship.

As our teens step into adulthood, our role begins to shift from managing their lives to becoming a trusted guide they choose to come back to.

That shift can feel exciting...
and overwhelming.

Inside the College Bound Parent Support Group, we'll talk about the real challenges parents face during this season, from letting go and building trust, to navigating changing family dynamics and supporting your teen without losing yourself in the process.

You don't need all the answers.

You just need a place where you don't have to figure it out alone.

💙 Try your first month FREE with code TRYME.

Tag a parent who has a college-bound teen, or share this with someone who could use a little extra support right now.

08/03/2026

When people hear "college preparation," they often think about applications, financial aid, or dorm shopping.

But this group is about something deeper.

It's about preparing you for one of the biggest parenting transitions you'll ever experience.

How do you stay connected when your teen is becoming more independent?

How do you support them without holding on too tightly?

How do you navigate your own emotions while cheering them on?

These are the conversations we'll have together.

If your teen is getting ready for college, I'd love for you to join us.

✨ Try your first month FREE with code TRYME.

I'll see you inside. 💙

Your teen is preparing for college, but who's supporting you?When we think about the transition to college, most of the ...
07/29/2026

Your teen is preparing for college, but who's supporting you?

When we think about the transition to college, most of the focus is on our teens.

Applications.
Essays.
Dorm shopping.
Goodbyes.
New beginnings.

But parents are going through a transition too.

You're learning how to let go while still staying connected.
You're navigating pride, excitement, uncertainty, and maybe even a little grief.

And you shouldn't have to do that alone.

That's exactly why Carolyn and I created: College Bound Parent Support Group, a space where parents can ask questions, share experiences, and receive support from professionals and other families walking the same path.

Because when parents feel supported, they're better equipped to support their teens.

✨ Your first month is FREE with code TRYME.

Comment COLLEGE or visit the link in my bio to learn more.

Many summer conflicts start because expectations were never discussed.Parents think:"They should know."Teens think:"No o...
07/17/2026

Many summer conflicts start because expectations were never discussed.

Parents think:
"They should know."

Teens think:
"No one told me."

Before summer gets busy, talk about:
✔ chores
✔ sleep schedules
✔ responsibilities
✔ screen time
✔ plans with friends

Clarity prevents conflict.

💬 What's one expectation you've already talked about this summer?

07/15/2026

One of the most common things I hear from parents every summer:

"My teen is bored."

And honestly?

That's not always a problem.

Boredom often creates:
• creativity
• problem-solving
• initiative
• self-discovery

We don't have to entertain our teens every minute.

Sometimes boredom is where growth begins.

💬 What did you do when you were bored as a teenager?

A summer challenge for parents:Spend 10 minutes a day with your teen without correcting, teaching, reminding, or questio...
07/13/2026

A summer challenge for parents:

Spend 10 minutes a day with your teen without correcting, teaching, reminding, or questioning.

Just connect.

Talk.
Walk.
Drive.
Laugh.
Listen.

The teen years are busy.

Connection often happens in small moments not big speeches.

💬 What's your teen's favorite way to spend time with you?

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Bonsall, CA
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