Executive Functioning Training
Customized strategies for your child’s ADHD brain
Beth offers customized, individualized support based on your student’s learning profile, needs and personality. Harnessing the ADHD brain’s need for novelty and personal interest, Beth creates tools and systems that work for your child.
Executive functions are doing skills– the processes our brain employs to get stuff done
Thinking EFs
Planning/prioritizing
Time management
Organization
Self-awareness
Working memory
Behavior EFs
Emotional control
Impulse control
Sustaining attention
Initiating/starting
Persistence
Flexibility
Pick a time to start working and actually start
Take breaks while working (not vacations)
See, feel and generally befriend time
Turn intentions into actions
Break down a goal so they can be successful
Identify tools that help and practice using them
Plan ahead
Create manageable homework routines
Organize the materials they need each day (and find them later)
Not leave everything they own at school
Transition from one task to another in a timely way
Read and execute directions
Accept constructive feedback without shame-spiraling
Build stamina
1:1 Coaching
For rising 5th and 6th graders with ADHD
What is it?
One-on-one coaching for rising 5th and 6th graders, in-person in Brooklyn or online if outside the New York City area.
Beth will work with your student to develop personalized strategies to DO more, more efficiently.
Wait…
Did you say online classes?
This is not your pandemic-era Zoom school! Beth’s passion and energy transcend the screen, and her live, online lessons are individualized, highly engaging and accessible to neurodiverse learners.
What’s included?
The session rate includes:
One hour of individual executive functioning coaching with Beth
Preparation of individualized session materials
Digital copies of all sessions materials, including slideshows, resources and relevant tools
Check-ins between sessions via Google Docs
Detailed notes on each session shared with parents via Google Docs
Electronic communication with parents and students between sessions
Electronic communication with your student’s team members, including teachers, therapists and other professionals
How do I
get started?
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Schedule a free 15-minute phone consultation with Beth to learn more, answer any questions you have and generally assess if the class is a good fit for your child.
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Yes, you’re in charge, but they’re the ones who have to show up. The idea of sitting down with a stranger and talking about what’s hard for you would intimidate most adults. The same is true for young people. Make sure they want to improve their executive functioning before moving forward. Agency is everything.
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Once you decide to move forward, Beth will send along links to everything you need to get started: policies, payment information, tech requirements, and a detailed online questionnaire for you to complete so she can get to know your child. You’ll share their interests, strengths, struggles… anything that can help Beth personalize her instructional materials and boost that just-for-them feeling.
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Back-to-School Bootcamp
Small-group classes for
rising 5th and 6th graders
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Writing Remediation
If your child can tell you what they want to say but it comes out scrambled, incomplete or not at all, executive skills could be the culprit. Beth’s taught hundreds of students with ADHD and executive skills challenges how to break down writing into manageable parts and efficiently slay each one.
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ADHD Workshops
Once you’ve received the formal diagnosis, the next step for you and your child is understanding exactly what ADHD is and isn’t. Through her signature programs, Beth offers personalized workshops for both you and your child to learn more about the fascinating world of the ADHD brain.
