Services
What is Executive Function?
Executive Function expresses the ability to plan, pay attention, organize, prioritize, initiate, and complete tasks, as well as understand and manage time. We use these skills daily to learn and manage life.
What is Educational Therapy?
Educational therapy is an individualized, skills-based intervention that helps children, teens, and adults overcome learning challenges by identifying how they learn best and teaching targeted strategies to improve academic performance and independent functioning. It commonly supports literacy (including dyslexia), writing, math (including dyscalculia), attention/ADHD-related challenges, and executive functioning, while also addressing the social-emotional impact of learning differences. Educational therapy is not tutoring and does not involve diagnosing, psychotherapy, or medication management (AET.org).
✓ Weekly planning and routines.
✓ Task initiation and follow-through.
✓ Understanding assignments and expectations.
✓ Prioritizing and breaking down long-term work.
✓ Time management, calendars, and realistic scheduling.
✓ Accountability check-ins and progress tracking.
✓ Life management skills that affect academics (sleep schedule, weekly planning, habits).
✓ Organizing systems for school portals/materials/deadlines.
✓ Study strategies and work completion routines.
✓ missing assignments / falling behind / school avoidance patterns.
✓ Learning differences that affect reading/writing/workload management (e.g. dyslexia)
✓ Writing support (brainstorming, outlining, drafting, revision systems).
✓ Self-advocacy skills (emailing teachers, asking for clarification).
1. Executive Functioning Coaching for Students
2. Post-Grad
✓ Transition to next steps/independence: organizing time and planning tasks.
✓ Executive function challenges (prioritizing, breaking down tasks, sustained attention).
3. Parent/Caregiver Coaching
✓ Creating boundaries and routines that actually stick.
✓ Setting up expectations and accountability.
✓ Reducing conflict around schoolwork.
✓ Communicating strategies with teens/young adults.
✓ Designing a support plan that builds independence (not over-functioning).
✓ School collaboration guidance (with consent; clarify extra fees if applicable).
4. Life Coaching
✓ You need someone in your corner for life management.