Educational Services

Executive function coaching can be highly beneficial for teens and pre-teens who struggle with planning, organization, time management, task initiation and completion, focus and attention, managing their emotions, and controlling their behavior.

Key benefits of executive function coaching for teens may include:

• Improved Time Management: Teens often struggle with managing their time effectively, which can lead to academic challenges and increased stress. Executive functioning coaching helps them learn how to prioritize tasks, set goals, and create schedules to make the most of their time.

• Enhanced Organization: Many teens have difficulty keeping track of assignments, materials, and responsibilities. Executive functioning coaching teaches them how to create organizational systems, maintain a clean workspace, and use tools like planners and digital apps for better organization.

• Better Study Skills: Teens can develop effective study strategies, such as note-taking techniques, active learning methods, and test preparation strategies. This can lead to improved academic performance and reduced stress during exams.

• Increased Focus and Attention: Coaching can help teens enhance their ability to pay attention, avoid distractions, and stay on task. This is particularly valuable in an era filled with digital distractions.

• Problem-Solving Skills: Teens can learn problem-solving techniques that enable them to tackle challenges and setbacks more effectively, whether they are related to academics, relationships, or personal goals.

• Emotional Regulation: Executive functioning coaching can help teens manage their emotions and reactions better, reducing impulsive behaviors and outbursts. This is valuable for their overall well-being and relationships.

• Independence and Self-Advocacy: Coaching encourages teens to take ownership of their responsibilities and become more independent. It also teaches them how to advocate for their needs, whether at school, home, or in social settings.

• Long-term Planning: Teens can develop skills for setting and working towards long-term goals, whether related to education, career, or personal development.

• Enhanced Self-Esteem: As teens become more skilled at managing their lives and achieving their goals, they often experience a boost in self-esteem and confidence.

• Transition Readiness: Executive functioning coaching can help teens prepare for the transition to adulthood, whether that means entering college, starting a career, or pursuing other life goals.

Executive function coaching equips teens with the skills they need to thrive academically, personally, and socially, and it can make a significant positive impact on their overall well-being and future success.

If your teen is struggling with their executive functioning skills, please reach out for a FREE phone consultation today. 

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Educational consulting services are for parents who need assistance and support in understanding their child's unique learning needs. Through consulting, we assist parents in selecting appropriate educational programs, strategies, and resources, customized to their child's specific needs and goals. 

Advocates represent parents' interests during meetings with educators and school administrators to ensure the child receives appropriate accommodations and support in the school environment. 

Educational Consultants and Advocates can help with:

• Understanding Learning Differences: They can help parents understand their child's specific learning differences, including diagnoses such as ADHD, dyslexia, autism, etc.

• Navigating the Education System: They guide parents through the complex educational system, helping them understand the various programs, services, and accommodations available.

• Individualized Education Plans (IEPs): They can assist parents in the development and review of IEPs, ensuring that they are tailored to the child's unique needs and goals.

• 504 Plans: For students with less severe learning differences, consultants can help parents explore 504 plans, which provide accommodations in general education settings.

• Advocacy: They can advocate for the child's rights within the educational system, ensuring that their needs are met and that they have access to necessary resources and support.

• Teacher Communication: They help establish effective communication between parents and teachers, ensuring that the child's needs are being addressed in the classroom.

• Behavioral Strategies: They may provide strategies and techniques for managing challenging behaviors that can arise from learning differences.

• Transition Planning: They can assist with transition planning, including preparing for changes in schooling, such as the transition from elementary to middle school or from high school to post-secondary education.

• Legal Knowledge: They help parents understand their legal rights and responsibilities under special education laws, ensuring that their child receives a free and appropriate public education (FAPE).

• Emotional Support: They can also offer emotional support to parents, acknowledging the challenges they face and helping them cope with the stress and uncertainty that can come with having a child with learning differences.

Educational consultants and advocates empower parents to make well-informed decisions about their child's education and advocate for their child's academic success and well-being.

If you'd like to learn more about our educational consultant and advocacy services, please reach out for a FREE phone consultation today. 

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