Many capable students struggle to start, plan, or follow through on schoolwork. As an executive functioning coach for students, Faith helps them develop practical systems, habits, and confidence to manage academic life more independently.
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I help students learn how to manage themselves.
What Is Executive Function Coaching?
Executive function refers to the mental skills that allow us to plan, organize, manage time, and follow through on tasks. Coaching helps students turn these skills into tools they can use in their daily schoolwork.
- Organization and materials management
- Time management and planning
- Breaking large assignments into manageable steps
- Task initiation and follow-through
- Study strategies and test preparation
- Managing long-term projects and deadlines
Many of the students Faith works with have ADHD or ADHD-related executive function challenges. Coaching provides structure, accountability, and practical strategies tailored to the individual.
Who I Work With
College Students
The transition to college calls for a new level of independence. Coaching helps students:
- Establish productive routines
- Manage coursework and competing deadlines
- Build independence and reduce academic overwhelm
High School Students
As expectations increase, students need stronger systems to manage their workload. Coaching helps students:
- Plan work across multiple subjects
- Manage long-term assignments and exam preparation
- Strengthen study strategies and accountability
Middle School Students
Managing multiple teachers, classes, and deadlines is a new challenge. Coaching helps students:
- Organize materials and assignments
- Track deadlines across classes
- Develop consistent homework routines