Rob Danzman

About

Rob Danzman, NCC, LPC, LMHC is a licensed professional counselor, mental health counselor and Nationally Certified Counselor. He's author of Insider's Guide to Parenting and holds a BA in Outdoor Leadership and a MS in Community Counseling with a focus on teen and college student complexities.

Rob has nearly 20 years of experience in the corporate, mental, and behavioral health industries. He works with college students associated with Indiana University struggling with anxiety, depression, drug use and organizational issues.

He lives, runs and mountain bikes in and around Bloomington, Indiana.

Books by Rob Danzman

Recent Posts

College Students' Use of Emotional Support Animals

A pet can ease stress for struggling students, but a clear understanding of local laws and campus policies is essential before bringing an animal to a dorm.

Ability, Interest, and Compensation: How to Choose a Career

Finding a career that aligns with a college student's abilities, interests, and compensation requires self-reflection, exploration, and strategic planning.

When It's Time to Bail: 12 Steps to Leave a Semester

When college students are struggling enough to withdraw, it's important for parents to help guide the process. Here are the 12 steps to navigate through.

Gap Years, Taking Time Off, and Fear of Falling Behind

Sometimes, we need a break to overcome big struggles while at college. More and more students are fighting anxiety and depression and need more than a winter break to recover.

How to Treat Anxiety in College Students

It's hard when our kids leave for college. It's even harder when they're challenged by overwhelming anxiety. With a few changes, they can finish the semester strong.

Working With College Disability Services

What disability services are, how to sign up, and what accommodations are most often requested.

Planning for Spring: 5 Essentials for a Successful Semester

Don't miss the opportunities of putting a plan in place before the semester unfolds.

Homebound College Students

Are your homebound college kids doing ok? Are you? Here are some things you can do to make their return positive and productive.

Was That Really a Panic Attack?

How many times has your son or daughter said they were having a panic attack? If they're like most college students, probably a few times. Here's how best to support them.

Finding a Therapist for Your College Student 2.0

With so much uncertainty, what's the best way to find a therapist for a struggling college student?