
Peak Performance in College: Dr. Joel Ingersoll on Building Resilient, High-Achieving Students
From The Better Semester by Rob Danzman, MS, LCMHC
December 22, 2025 · 1h 36m · Season 3 · Episode 28
About this episode
Dr. Joel Ingersoll discusses strategies for building resilient and high-achieving college students.
Dr. Joel Ingersoll is one of the most recognized advisers to college students and their parents in the Mid-Atlantic. He is a licensed psychologist, renowned impact performance coach and founder of school readiness programs. Joel is the creator of the BounceBack Accelerator Program, podcast host of Mental Health University and author of the brand new book Fix-It Fatigue: How Gen-X Parents Can Stop Fixing Everything and Start Raising Adults Who Can Handle Anything. Show Notes Fix-It Fatig...
People in this episode
Host: Rob Danzman
Guest: Dr. Joel Ingersoll
Topics covered
- college performance
- resilience
- mental health
- parenting
- student success
Keywords
- college students
- performance coaching
- mental health
- resilience
- parenting
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: BounceBack Accelerator Program, Mental Health University
Books & works: Fix-It Fatigue: How Gen-X Parents Can Stop Fixing Everything and Start Raising Adults Who Can Handle Anything
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