Coaching Packages & Pricing
Executive function coaching is $375 to $525 per month depending on the package. Every new student starts with Full-Time coaching for the first 1 to 3 months, then steps down as they need less. There's no contract and no minimum commitment beyond those first few months.
Everyone starts in the same place
New students begin with Full-Time coaching for a minimum of 1 to 3 months. That's where the coach builds a real relationship with your student, figures out where things are actually breaking down, and gets enough momentum going that the systems have a chance to hold.
After that, families can stay Full-Time, step down to Part-Time, or move into Homework Club if your student is in high school. Students can graduate out of coaching at any point.
Full Time Individual Coaching
$525/month
Where every student starts
Three 50-minute individual coaching sessions per month, on Zoom
One 10 to 15 minute check-in for student or parent
Weekly parent collaboration during sessions
Light email support between sessions
Part Time Individual Coaching
$375/month
Available after 1 to 3 months of Full-Time coaching.
Three 25-minute individual coaching sessions per month, on Zoom
One 10 to 15 minute check-in for student or parent
Weekly parent collaboration during sessions
Light email support between sessions
Homework Club Group Coaching
$375/month
Available for high school students, after 1 to 3 months of Full-Time coaching.
Three 50-minute individual coaching sessions per month, on Zoom
Sunday evenings
Up to 4 students per group
One 10 to 15 minute check-in for student or parent
Weekly parent collaboration during sessions
Light email support between sessions
The first half of each session is systems maintenance: updating calendars, checking portals, planning the week. The second half is actual work time with the coach there for anyone who gets stuck.
School & Support Team Collaboration
$100/month
Optional Add On
Consistent Teacher communication
School questionnaires
IEP and 504 collaboration
Coordination with therapists, physicians, and anyone else on your student's support team
This is for families who want everyone using the same language instead of four adults trying four different approaches.