FOR families WITH ADHD students WHO STRUGGLE WITH ORGANIZATION & FOCUS
A School Year Without the Nagging, the Missing Work, or the Fights
40 Spots Open for the
2026–2027 School Year
Pick a time below for your 60-min Consult.
August Feels Like a Clean Slate.
By September, It’s Déjà Vu.
- August feels like a clean slate. By September, you’re back to checking the grade portal for them.
- You’ve had the same conversation about missing assignments at least a dozen times.
- You remind. They resist. You push. They shut down. Your relationship pays the price.
- They’re smart. You know it. Their teachers know it. But their grades don't show that.
- You’re not looking for a tutor. You’ve tried tutors. You’re looking for something that actually sticks.
It isn’t a motivation problem. It’s an executive function problem.
The fix isn’t another tutor or another planner app. It’s a gameplan built around your student’s brain, real accountability between sessions, and a coach in your family’s corner all year.
What Your Family Gets From the Reset
A Gameplan Built for Their Brain
Before the first session, we build a personalized Back to School Gameplan with three learning goals tailored to your student’s needs, strengths, and your family’s goals this year.
A Student Who Stops Needing YOU to Manage Everything
Weekly 1:1 sessions with in-between accountability mean the structure lives with us, not on your shoulders.
A Full School Year of Support
This is not a one time reset. It's a partnership through challenging homework, tests, finals, second semester, and into summer, with June and July included.
Real Families. Real Results.
From scattered notes everywhere…
to knowing exactly where everything is
Finally found the motivation
to keep going
Your level of care is exactly what he needs
She called her tutor her ‘soul sister’
All that hard work is finally becoming autopilot
Work coming home better than ever… and she did it herself
So much improvement since day one
Finally getting organized, and we’ve seen the difference
The Educators You’ll Actually Work With
A decade teaching and tutoring elementary to high school students. Blends academic tutoring with EF coaching to help students build confidence, reduce overwhelm, and develop lasting habits, one small step at a time.
Drawing on a background in psychology and experience with thousands of elementary -college students, she helps students and families trade self-criticism for curiosity. Through humor, accountability, and personalized support, students build confidence alongside practical strategies that actually stick.
Supports neurodivergent students from 4th grade to college. Builds trust first, then helps co-create systems so small, steady steps turn into lasting confidence.
Blends STEM tutoring with EF coaching and patient, steady guidance to help students trade procrastination for consistent momentum.
A former STEM teacher turned coach who guides students how to learn, not just what to learn, so students build real, lasting ownership.
Works with students who’ve felt misunderstood elsewhere, leading with listening instead of judgment. He helps them externalize the chaos and test out strategies until they find one that fits, so students feel genuinely seen and capable of leading their own progress.
How the Reset Works
Your family’s Gameplan is shared before the first session.
30-Minute Meet and Greet
We build rapport with your student and get their buy-in on the Back to School Gameplan.
Your Personalized Gameplan
Three learning goals, built before the first session, tailored to your student’s strengths, needs and family goals.
Your First 8 Weeks
Weekly 1:1 sessions, in-between accountability (LMS audits, session notes, parent updates), and a Family Team Meeting.
The Rest of the School Year
Ongoing weekly 1:1 sessions and in-between support through finals, with June and July included at no extra cost.
The Back to School Reset Isn’t for Every Family. Here’s the Filter.
This Is a Fit If…
- Your child is in 4th grade through college and struggles with organization, planning, time management, or follow-through.
- Your family is ready to invest a full school year in building real, lasting systems, not a quick fix.
- Your child is open to trying new strategies and willing to put in effort between sessions.
- You want to stop being your child’s full-time project manager and reminder system.
- You want to partner with an executive function coach and academic tutor to guide your child to develop lasting systems.
If that sounds like your family, this Program was built for you.
This Is NOT a Fit If…
- Your child isn’t willing to engage in the process. We meet kids where they are, but they have to show up.
- Your child is being pushed into this without any buy-in of their own.
- Your family is looking for one-off tutoring sessions without executive function coaching.
- You’re expecting overnight results. Real executive function growth takes a full school year of consistent support.
- Your family isn’t ready to commit to a full school year of support.
This program is built for families ready to invest in real change, not a quick fix.
Family Reviews
A 100% Money-Back Guarantee
We’re confident this Program will give your family clarity, independence and partnership. So, we are making this a risk-free investment for you.
Here’s how we back that up.
Tutor-Match Guarantee
If your student doesn’t click with their Executive Function Tutor, we’ll rematch them at no extra cost, as many times as it takes to find the right fit.
Full Money-Back Guarantee
If after 2-3 sessions it’s clear your child has absolutely no buy-in with the program (and we see it too), we’ll refund your full investment.
Questions Parents Ask
My child says they don’t need help. Will this even work?
Yes. Many of the students we support come in resistant or convinced nothing will help. That’s exactly where we begin, without judgment, and rapport comes first.
Can’t we just handle this ourselves with a planner or app?
Some families can. But a planner doesn’t ask what’s actually getting in the way, and it doesn’t follow up when your student stops using it. Our coaches build the system with your student, then check in between sessions so it actually sticks.
My child seems fine right now. Is it too early to start?
It’s actually the best time. Most families come to us in September or October, already behind on missing assignments and feeling defeated with the semester. Starting the Gameplan now means it’s in place before the workload ramps up, not after.
We’ve tried tutors before and it didn’t stick. How is this different?
Tutoring alone teaches content. We pair academic tutoring with executive function coaching, plus real accountability between sessions, so the structure holds even when we’re not on a session.
How do we know this will actually work for our family?
We’ve supported 500+ families, and we start every partnership with a Gameplan built around your student, not a generic curriculum. We also check in to re-align at the one month mark through a Family Team Meeting to ensure our support is actually working and adjust if it isn’t.
What if my child gets resistant or checks out a couple months in?
It happens, and it’s not a sign to quit. Your coach will name what’s going on, adjust the approach, and loop you in. The Family Team Meeting exists specifically to catch this early and course correct together.
Is virtual coaching really effective for this?
Yes, and for many students it’s better. There are fewer distractions, and our coaches are trained to read tone and engagement through a screen.
How much parent involvement is expected?
Less than you’re probably doing right now. Most of the work happens between your student and their coach. You’ll get session notes within 24 hours and a Family Team Meeting after the first month, and we’ll loop you in directly if we ever need your input on something specific.
What if we have a busy week or go on vacation during the school year?
That’s expected over a full school year. We build your family’s schedule into the Gameplan from the start, and if you need to pause a week, we pick up right where we left off.
What if the 40 spots fill before we apply?
By that time, we will have no capacity to meet with new families. So, we will need to re-hire and train our new EF Tutors (we’ll realistically have openings again in January 2027).