PORTLAND, Maine — It’s a school that has taken criticism for “coddling” adults.
But the founders of “The Adulting School” say they are helping people with real problems.
Those problems include: paying bills on time, interviewing for a job, learning to cook instead of ordering takeout, and relationships.
The school was founded by Rachel Weinstein, a psychotherapist, and Katie Brunelle, a former public school teacher.
Their website says, “You’re smart and capable – your education just didn’t provide you with all the skills you need.”
Anybody can take their classes, even those who don’t live in Maine. The school offers in-person workshops and summits as well as webinars and blogs.
The founders say you’re never too old for The Adulting School. “Empowered adults are life-long learners,” they explain on their website.
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