Students & Parents

Executive Functioning Skills

Students are expected to have well-developed Executive Functioning skills by the time they reach high school, but these critical life skills are not typically taught in elementary school or middle school.

Consistent performance in life requires stamina, which is built on a foundation of solid Executive Functioning skills:

Managing time
Organizing thoughts and materials
Paying attention
Planning and prioritizing
Getting started (task initiation)

Staying on track
Remembering what to do and when to do it
Problem-solving
Self-reflection
Managing emotions and impulses

With expert guidance and structure, students can learn to effectively manage themselves so that they are equipped for taking on challenges in school or in life.

Elementary School

Middle School

High School

Offerings Include:

Weekly education therapy sessions (50 minutes)

Session summaries/feedback to parents
Weekly student accountability check-ins
IEP consultation & advocacy
School collaboration
College & career guidance

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If you are here because you are looking for educational support for your child, you are my village.

Like many of you, my child was diagnosed with ADHD. School, at times, was a challenge.

Being a special education teacher, I took a deep dive into the research, to better inform my teaching practices and help my students, including my own son. In my work as an Education Therapist, I help students with diagnosed and undiagnosed learning challenges.

My strengths-based approach to Education Therapy is underpinned by neurobehavioral strategies. With a tailored approach designed to meet each student’s specific goals, LearningByConnecting ensures a truly personalized experience at every step, so each learner feels supported and empowered to thrive.