Some students struggle with organization, time management, planning, and meeting deadlines. Our executive functioning coaching helps children, teens, and young adults strengthen these essential skills for both school and life. While coaching can be especially beneficial for those with ADHD or other conditions that affect executive functioning, a diagnosis is not required to participate.

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Coaching is provided by a licensed school psychologist with extensive experience supporting students whose executive functioning challenges affect learning and daily routines.

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Sessions are typically held weekly in a virtual format and focus on skills such as:

• Planning and organization

• Managing time and setting priorities

• Breaking down long-term assignments

• Creating and following homework and study plans

 

Each coaching relationship begins with clear goals and a personalized plan. Progress is reviewed regularly, and strategies are adjusted as needed. The length of coaching depends on your child’s individual needs and growth over time.

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During sessions, students may review their learning platform (such as Schoology), map out study and homework schedules, develop strategies for completing avoided tasks, and set up reminder systems.

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Students are expected to bring relevant school information to sessions and may need to collaborate with parents or teachers to stay on track. Coaching is a collaborative process designed to build independence, confidence, and success both in and out of the classroom.

 

Many parents find themselves in frequent conflict with their child over these issues, and coaching provides an opportunity to step back while your child develops the skills to succeed more independently.

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These services are offered virtually and are best suited for students in middle school and high school.

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We are happy to provide documentation that may assist with possible insurance reimbursement.