Support

Parent Support

For parents who want to better understand their child's ADHD and executive function while learning practical strategies they can implement at home and in school—before or alongside 1:1 student coaching.

    • Three-month coaching experience

    • Six one-on-one parent coaching sessions (two meetings per month)

    • Guided support through The Learning Collective's ADHD & Executive Function Parent Crash Course

    • Personalized recommendations tailored to your child and family

    • As needed email support between sessions

    • Understanding ADHD, executive function, and your child's unique learning profile

    • Practical, research-informed strategies to support executive function at home and school

    • Creating calmer routines and reducing homework conflict

    • Collaborating with your child's school and academic support team

    • Identifying barriers to learning and developing personalized solutions

    • Exploring the learning environment that best fits your child's needs (public, private, homeschool, microschool, etc.)

    • Guidance on accommodations, IEPs, and 504 plans

    • Referrals to trusted tutors, therapists, mentors, and other professionals, when appropriate

Executive Function Coaching

Helping middle, high school, and college-age students uncover how they learn best, strengthen executive function, and build the confidence and independence to thrive in school and beyond.

  • A 45-minute Meet & Greet for parents and students where I'll get to know your child, complete an intake, learn about their strengths, interests, and executive function challenges, and determine whether we're the right fit to support your family.

    • Weekly, 45-minute one-on-one student coaching sessions

    • Parent summary email after every session outlining goals, strategies, and assignments to support carryover at home

    • Three parent support sessions to help strategies carry over at home

    • Personalized executive function tools and systems

    • Collaboration with teachers and support professionals, when appropriate

    • Three-month coaching engagement to build sustainable habits and meaningful progress

    • Executive Function Foundations

      • Understanding ADHD and executive function

      • Discovering how they learn best

      • Building confidence through a strengths-based approach

      Organization & Planning

      • Recording and tracking assignments

      • Organizing backpacks, binders, and digital files

      • Creating systems to manage homework, complete assignments and turn them in

      Time Management

      • Maintaining and using calendars effectively

      • Estimating how long tasks will take

      • Breaking projects into manageable steps

      • Planning ahead for tests, essays, and long-term assignments

      Learning & Study Skills

      • Starting tasks and reducing procrastination

      • Following multi-step directions

      • Note-taking and study strategies

      • Preparing for quizzes and exams

      Self-Regulation & Independence

      • Emotional regulation and nervous system awareness

      • Self-advocacy and communication with teachers

      • Goal setting, accountability, and follow-through

      • Building independence at home and school

      • Effective test taking strategies to reduce overwhelm , test anxiety and rushing.

Executive Function Coaching for Adults

Executive function challenges don't end after graduation. We also work with adults seeking support with ADHD, organization, time management, productivity, career transitions, and building sustainable systems for everyday life.

Strength Based Executive Function Support Plan

A personalized, strengths-based plan that highlights your child's interests, strengths, and unique learning profile while providing customized executive function strategies and recommendations. Designed to be shared with teachers, schools, tutors, therapists, and other members of your child's support team, it helps create greater consistency and collaboration across home and school.

  • We begin by developing a thorough understanding of your child's strengths, challenges, and learning profile by reviewing relevant records and collaborating with the important people in their life.

    This may include:

    • Parent interview

    • Review of neuropsychological and educational evaluations

    • IEP or 504 plans

    • Teacher feedback

    • Academic records

    • Executive function questionnaires

    • Collaboration with therapists or other providers (with permission)

  • We communicate with your child's educational team to better understand how executive function challenges are impacting learning in the classroom and identify opportunities for additional support.

  • When appropriate, an in-person classroom observation provides valuable insight into how your child navigates attention, organization, transitions, task initiation, self-regulation, and classroom demands in their natural learning environment.

  • Following the information-gathering process, you'll receive a customized Strength-Based Executive Function Support Plan with practical recommendations tailored to your child.

    Recommendations may include:

    • Executive function strategies

    • Classroom accommodations

    • Home support strategies

    • Environmental modifications

    • Organizational systems

    • Learning environment recommendations

    • Technology tools

    • Suggested resources

  • We'll review the recommendations together, answer questions, prioritize next steps, and develop an implementation plan for home and school.

We're looking forward to connecting with you.

Supporting parents and students to thrive!