ADHD & Executive Function Coaching for Kids & Teens | Parent Support
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Planning and organization
Time management and task initiation
Emotional regulation and frustration tolerance
Working memory and follow-through
Flexible thinking and problem-solving
Self-advocacy and independence
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External structure and systems
Visual supports and routines
Motivation and initiation strategies
Regulation tools for emotional and sensory overwhelm
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Skills-based and practical
Collaborative and strengths-focused
Developmentally appropriate
Supportive of neurodivergent learnersProfessional communication
Leadership and collaboration
Emotional regulation
Social confidence
Self-advocacy
Relationship management
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Not therapy
Not ABA
Not academic tutoring
Not behavior compliance training
As an Internationally Certified Executive Function Coach (ICEFC), I work alongside families to teach skills, build systems, and reduce stress—while honoring each child’s neurodivergent profile.
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Parents are not sidelined.
Parent check-ins and strategy alignment
Coaching tools that work at home and school
Support for reducing power struggles
Guidance on scaffolding independence over time
WHO THIS IS FOR
Children with ADHD
Teens with executive function challenges
Twice-exceptional learners
Autistic children with executive function needs
Families seeking practical support beyond therapy
Parenting a child or teen with ADHD and executive function challenges can feel overwhelming. Organization, time management, emotional regulation, homework completion, and follow-through often become daily pressure points—despite your child being bright, capable, and motivated.
Executive Function Coaching provides practical, skills-based support for children and teens with ADHD who struggle with planning, focus, flexibility, emotional control, and independence. My work supports both the child and the parent by turning everyday challenges into teachable, manageable systems.
I am an Internationally Certified Executive Function Coach (ICEFC) with extensive experience supporting neurodivergent children, teens, college students, and families. My work integrates executive function development, ADHD-informed strategies, and social-emotional skill building.
COMMON PARENT PRESSURE POINTS
You may be noticing:
Homework takes hours—or never gets finished
Meltdowns around transitions, routines, or expectations
Difficulty starting tasks even when your child wants to succeed
Forgetfulness, disorganization, and missing assignments
Emotional reactions that feel “out of proportion”
Increasing conflict at home around school, screens, or responsibilities
Worries about independence, confidence, and long-term success