Summer Executive Function Coaching

Students learn how to structure their time intentionally—using planners, visual schedules, or digital tools to organize daily activities, summer goals, or school prep. They practice time-blocking, estimating how long tasks will take, and managing transitions between activities.

We help students identify emotional triggers and practice strategies like breathing exercises, journaling, or physical movement. They create a personalized “calm-down toolkit” and build confidence in handling frustration, anxiety, or overwhelm.

Whether it’s finishing a creative project or cleaning a room, students learn how to break tasks into steps, reduce distractions, and follow through. We explore techniques like the Pomodoro method, reward systems, and attention tracking to increase consistency.

We guide students in designing sustainable routines—like morning checklists, screen-time boundaries, or after-dinner habits. They learn to create and stick to systems that help them feel organized, capable, and independent.

Using their passions (sports, art, gaming, etc.), we help students define personal goals and build toward them. Coaching includes reflection, adjusting plans, and celebrating progress—so students experience the momentum that comes from small wins.

From backpacks to bedrooms, students build systems for staying physically and mentally organized. Coaching may include decluttering tasks, visual organization strategies, and creating environments that support attention and calm.