We specialize in supporting children, adolescents and young adults who have exceptional needs or simply need help navigating the increasing demands of school and life. This includes students with diagnosed learning differences like ADHD and dyslexia, as well as those who struggle with executive functioning skills—the underlying abilities needed for organization, planning, and time management. We also work with neurodiverse students who need support with social skills and self-advocacy. If your teen is bright but struggles to keep up with assignments, stay motivated, or connect with peers, they are likely a great fit for our programs.

Traditional tutoring typically focuses on a specific academic subject, like math or history. Our approach is holistic. We address the how of learning, not just the what. We equip students with crucial executive functioning and social-emotional skills that empower them in all of their classes and in life. We partner with our students to develop personalized strategies for planning long-term projects, managing their time, organizing their materials, and advocating for their needs in the classroom. We build the foundation for independent, confident learning.

This is a very common and understandable concern. Our first priority is always to build rapport and trust directly with the student. We position ourselves as a coach and an ally, not another teacher or authority figure. The initial sessions focus on understanding their perspective, their goals, and their frustrations. By centering the process on what they want to achieve—whether it’s having more free time, feeling less stressed, or gaining independence—we help them see us as a resource for their success, leading to greater buy-in and motivation.