Helping Students Succeed in School and Life
Achieve independence and academic success through individualized executive function coaching
Achieve independence and academic success through individualized executive function coaching
Overcome Overwhelm
Develop Independence
Grow and Succeed
Is Your Student Struggling?
Deteriorating academic performance and difficulty managing stress are common signs of weak executive function skills.
Helping Students Succeed When They Need It Most
Giving them the tools, guidance and accountability to change their own trajectory and find a better path forward
Executive Function Skills Can Be Impacted By:
- ADHD
- Anxiety
- Depression
- EFS Weaknesses
- Neurodiversity
- Trauma
Coaching Helps Students Tackle Challenges
That Negatively Affect Academic Performance and Mental Health When Left Unaddressed
Emotional Regulation
ADHD and other EFS challenges can make emotional regulation difficult. When students face overwhelm, anxiety, or frustration, coaches will work with them to use strategies for managing and moving through them to stay on track.
Planning & Prioritizing
Instead of trying to do everything at once or nothing at all, students will learn to assess workloads and prioritize them. Coaches will guide them to break big tasks down, schedule them, and make a plan to stay accountable to.
Start & Complete Tasks
Coaches work with students to create weekly action plans for progress. Having a plan makes getting started easier. Students will have clear steps for completion and coaches can hold them accountable to ensure follow-through.
Time Management
It’s common for students to get overwhelmed and shut down when they start to get behind in school. Coaches will help students work on things like time blindness and proper time estimation techniques. Over time, students will develop better self-awareness around time management.
Earning Better Grades
By developing better habits and self-management strategies with their coaches, students improve their overall performance in school to help them earn better grades. They will also utilize specialized tools and measurements for monthly progress tracking to combat avoidance and late work.
Getting Organized
Coaches will help students develop better organizational habits as well as self-awareness to maintain organization on their own over time. They will hone their ability to organize information and physical spaces so they can stay on schedule and stick with action plans to get work done.
It's Common For Struggling Students To Resist Help From A Parent
Most students want to be independent
A coach can help them build that independence by strategically guiding and collaborating with them to manage and improve their executive function skills like:
Organization
Planning & Prioritizing
Task Initiation
Task Completion
Focus & Attention
Emotional Regulation
Planning & Prioritizing
Task Initiation
Task Completion
Focus & Attention
Emotional Regulation
Organization
Coaching Helps Students & Parents
By problem solving roadblocks & Sticking to a Success plan
What Does Coaching Look Like?
It starts with academics and then grows to positively affect every area of their lives
We Meet Students Where They're at
because Each student Requires A Customized Approach to Succeed
92%
of our students report feeling less anxiety & more confidence within 3 months of coaching
93%
of our Spring ’23 college students passed all of their classes after a semester of coaching
90%
of our Spring ’23 high school students passed all of their classes after a semester of coaching
Monthly Plans
Coaching plans are month-to-month. On average, students have the most progress when they coach a minimum of 6 to 9 months.
Parent Updates
We involve parents! They receive objective progress updates and will be able to communicate directly with their student’s coach.