Executive Function (EF) Coaching
Executive Function (EF) coaching teens in high school, college students and adults
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Build Core Skills – Strengthen planning, organization, time management, task initiation, and study strategies
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Manage Challenges – Develop tools for emotional regulation, procrastination, and prioritization
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Practice Self-Advocacy & Communication – Learn how to speak up, ask for support, and communicate effectively.
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Navigate Life Transitions – Gain support for key milestones like moving to high school, college, or independent living.
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Thrive with ADHD or Autism – Coaching tailored to unique learning styles, designed to unlock potential and foster growth.
College Life &
Transition
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Accommodations & Support – register with disability services, request help, use assistive tech
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Campus Systems – navigate portals, registration, and campus resources
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Self-Advocacy & Communication – speak up, send professional emails, collaborate with peers
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Time Management – plan, prioritize, avoid procrastination, manage sleep & self-care, track progress
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Study Skills – take/review notes, start early, study for exams/finals, break down large projects, use chunking strategies
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Life Transition Skills (for students entering work, training, or independent living)
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Daily Living Routines – systems for meals, laundry, money, transportation, medication, and appointments
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Workplace Readiness – job applications, interviews, workplace communication, understanding expectations
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Community – identify social outlets, find mentors, build networks
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Support Systems & Advocacy – know who/what to rely on, request help, speak up for needs
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Social Skills – build relationships, practice communication, collaboration, professional interaction


Career Coaching
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Who Are You? & Finding Your Path – Discover strengths, passions, and career direction. Align your strengths, values, and identity with meaningful career choices.
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Stand Out – Create impactful résumés, LinkedIn profiles, and learn strategies to apply, network, and get noticed.
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Shine in Interviews – Build confidence and practice with expert feedback to reduce anxiety and shine in interviews.
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Grow & Transition – Navigate promotions, career changes, and new opportunities, learn leadership / resourcefulness skills for long-term success personally and at work.
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Navigate Change – Get support through role changes, industry shifts, or new directions.
2. Engage
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The 3E Method:

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Through the 3E Framework, students are empowered with support, practice, and strategies to build lasting habits, strengthen confidence, and gain independence.
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Outcome:
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Foundation – Identity, motivation, and EF skills begin to take shape.
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3. Grow
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In every session, we:
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Begin with a check-in to celebrate wins and track progress
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Engage through a fun or creative activity (music, games, or hands-on exercises)
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Collaborate on strategies, refining and adapting as skills strengthen
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Outcome:
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Integration – Skills are practiced, strengthened, and continued until mastery.
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Beyond EF – While EF skills may be the key, growth also includes social-emotional skills like self-awareness, confidence, and relationship-building.
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Personal Compass
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Identify core values
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Understand learning style and strengths
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Explore identity and personal interests & motivations
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Set authentic, impactful and meaningful goals
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Create a roadmap to achieve goals

Executive Function Skills
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Planning & prioritization
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Time management & scheduling
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Task initiation & follow-through
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Procrastination management
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Flexible thinking & problem-solving
Thriving Toolkit
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Build and utilize supportive networks
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Advocate confidently (self-advocacy skills)
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Leverage strengths strategically
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Solve problems effectively
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Use tools, apps, and technology to succeed
Mindset & Motivation
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Emotional regulation & stress management
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Goal setting & tracking progress
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Develop perseverance and resilience
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Self-reflection & awareness
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Confidence-building exercises
Personal & Social Skills
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Making and keeping friends
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Networking and connecting with peers and mentors
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Understanding social cues and navigating interactions
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Effective communication & active listening
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Managing stress and anxiety in social settings
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Build independence
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Goal setting & Follow-through

Academic Success Skills
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Study strategies & test preparation
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Working memory & note-taking techniques
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Applying executive function skills to academics
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Flexible thinking & problem-solving
Fee Structure
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$100-200 per 60 minute session depends on the duration, frequency
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Text and email support, quick response time
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Sessions are tailored to students
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At least 60 mins or more preparing, developing customized templates tailored to their learning style
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60 mins following up with detailed notes and action steps
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The value is ~3 hours of my time for a 60 min client session
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Frequency is flexible & based on students need (2x week, weekly, every 2 weeks)
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Discounted semester support package
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Pro bono services for families with demonstrated financial hardships
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California Regional Center approved vendor