Where to Start…
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If you’re concerned about your student engaging? Schedule an Initial Consultation.
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If you want to experience organization and planning for yourself, schedule a free call here.
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Executive Function Workshop for your student – visit here.
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If you’d like to join a free lunch and learn, register below
Lunch & Learn for Parents (Free!)
You’re invited to join us for a series of virtual lunchtime workshops designed to support parents in navigating the unique challenges (and strengths!) that come with executive function differences. Bring your lunch, log on, and gain tools, insights, and encouragement from trusted professionals in the field.
🗓 Upcoming Sessions
Wednesday, November 12, 2025
Mental Health and the Holidays with Allison Wray, Grow Counseling
The holiday season can bring joy, but it can also stir up stress, grief, anxiety, and other mixed emotions. Join us for a conversation on practical coping strategies, navigating family dynamics, and finding balance when expectations and personalities collide.
Thursday, January 22, 2026
Myths, Tips, and Tricks – The College Admission Process with College Solutions
Demystify the admissions process with insider tips to help your child (and you!) navigate applications, testing, and choices with confidence.
Wednesday, February 25, 2026
Best Use of Summer? Structuring Unstructured Time
Explore options like workshops, camps, service opportunities, exercise, screen-free time, and summer jobs. Learn how much structure is the right balance for your child’s growth.
March 2026 (Date TBD)
Interpreting Your Child’s Psychological Evaluation
Understand key takeaways from evaluations, what the data means, and how to turn results into actionable learning plans.
April 2026 (Date TBD)
Navigating the Transition to Adulthood (While You’re Still Paying the Bill!) with Rachael Barron & Catherine Sherrard
Q&A interview plus insights about helping students transition successfully into college and independence.
Why Parents Love Effective Students
Our Parents
Our parents are juggling the pressures of modern parenting—careers, household responsibilities, caregiving, and supporting a competitive learner, neurodivergent or struggling child—all of which can severely tax their executive functioning.
Many parents of students in coaching quietly wrestle with the same struggles their kids do and are looking for help to:
- Create household systems that actually work
- Manage the mental load and reducing burnout
- Learn communication strategies that support autonomy
- Strengthen self-awareness, patience, and resilience
- Build executive skills to model for their child and for their own peace of mind
Becoming a more confident, collaborative partner in their child’s growth journey.
Every parent wants their child to succeed, but many don’t know how to help when they struggle-this becomes frustrating. Our parents have learned to preserve sanity and improve relationships. The Effective Student™ Method simplifies what can be done for all family members to be successful; engaging them in their own learning, working smarter, not harder.
Why Growth is a Family Affair
Have questions about how coaching can help you?
Schedule a free call
Meet Coaches Who Help Parents Build Executive Function Skills
Where We Can Help You and Your Student:
- Give you skills to help your child experience success in school and for their future through a tried and tested Executive Function curriculum.
- Remove the stress of daily management from each other’s lives and focus on bigger goals.
- Have a method to exchange information, delegate and steps to help your child follow through.
- Develop academic independence and ultimately, an organized young adult.
- Provide your child meaningful lifelong lessons, without you being the teacher, and share in the benefits.
- Enjoy peace of mind knowing your child is on the path to self-sufficient study habits.
Is my student ready for executive function coaching?
Complete our Student Readiness Survey to find out.
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