Coaching packages give students the time, structure, and repetition they need to turn good intentions into lasting executive function skills, while saving families money and reducing decision fatigue compared with booking one session at a time. They bundle the full Effective Students® process—teaching, practice, feedback, and follow‑through—into a clear roadmap you can purchase once and then simply show up for.
Executive function skills develop through consistent practice over weeks, not from a single “quick fix” meeting. A package guarantees enough sessions for your coach to introduce strategies, help your student try them with real homework, projects and test prep, and refine them until they become habits.
Packages also remove the weekly “Should we book again?” debate, lowering stress for parents and keeping students engaged long enough to see actual grade and confidence gains.
When you purchase a package, you receive a lower per‑session rate than if each appointment were purchased individually. Because all sessions are prepaid and scheduled within a defined timeframe, families see better follow‑through and fewer missed or forgotten appointments.
Packages also maximize the value of the Effective Student online curriculum, since multiple sessions allow the coach to connect each lesson to your student’s actual classes, tests, and projects.
Coaching packages are built around a structured progression—such as a five‑session college transition series or multi‑week middle and high school programs—so you know exactly what your student will cover and when. Each session builds on the last, moving from basic organization to planning, time management, study skills, and self‑advocacy.
The defined progression reduces anxiety and resistance; students feel safe knowing the roadmap and build confidence as they achieve small, visible wins.
Executive function skills like planning, prioritizing, and follow-through develop through consistent practice over many weeks, not in a single conversation. A package gives you a structured series of sessions to learn strategies, apply them in real life (at work, school, and home), and then fine-tune them with your coach until they truly work for your day-to-day routine.
Because you and your coach agree on the structure in advance, you skip the weekly “Should I book again?” debate that often leads people to stop right when progress is starting to stick. Instead, your energy goes into the work itself—showing up, trying new tools, and paying attention to what’s actually getting better.