Educational therapy is a great fit for kids who need extra guidance and care to thrive at school. Students diagnosed with ADHD, Dyslexia, Anxiety, Autism Spectrum Disorder, and other neurodivergent profiles often benefit from educational therapy, as do gifted learners, and even neurotypical learners who need practice with self-advocacy and healthy communication at school.

Tutoring is effective for targeting specific academic skills for practice in order to meet grade level or course requirements. It is outcome-oriented and centered on coursework. Educational therapy is effective for teaching students to practice evidence-based strategies for long-term success as independent, motivated, and self-aware learners. It is process-oriented and centered on the student.

EF coaching can benefit anyone who struggles with executive, or “getting stuff done,” skills such as organization, planning, emotional regulation, time-management, task initiation or goal-direct persistence. Many factors, not just a diagnosis of ADHD, can have an impact on a person’s executive functioning.

A 50-minute student session costs $110. This fee includes all materials, availability for calls in between sessions, and customized goal-development with progress reports for students.

No, but I can provide a superbill document for you to submit to insurance for reimbursement.

I’m available to meet in person at your home, a local spot such as a library or coffee shop, or remotely.

No. Assessment data is helpful but not necessary for finding strategies that work for you. Let’s work together to look at what data is available to determine appropriate goals and areas of growth.

Yes. I currently offer psychoeducational assessment at a special discounted rate as I develop and refine a process for delivering this service. Please contact me so that we can discuss your goals.

Let’s arrange a call to discuss your needs!

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