A coaching program to help kids with Executive Function (EF) gaps or ADHD
Does Your Child Struggle with Procrastination? Organization? Time Management? Distraction?
Discover your child's strengths and weaknesses
Here's how HabitCoach works:
Our 5-step system establishes new habits to replace old behaviors that hold your child back:
1.
Assess
We assess your child’s Executive Function (EF) strengths and weaknesses.
2.
Educate
Your coach works with your child on lessons that help your child learn how to improve their habits.
3.
Inspire
Your child watches videos that will motivate them to stick with their new habits.
4.
Practice
Your child develops EF skills through habit practice, supported by regular check-ins by our assistant coaches.
5.
Habit
With practice, the new skills become ingrained habits. Then, a new skill is targeted, continuing your child's progress.
Feeling worn down by your child’s EF challenges?
We will coach your child to improve these skills:
Listening
Structured routines
Procrastination
Time management
Organization & planning
Keeping track of their stuff
Getting schoolwork done
Making & keeping friends
Managing their emotions
Distractibility
Here's how EF challenges may show up in your child:
At Home
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Can only handle one task at a time
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Gets easily sidetracked by unrelated tasks
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Needs frequent reminders and repeated instructions
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Addicted to screens, ignoring time limits and boundaries
At School
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Loses school supplies, books, lunch, phone—everything
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Finishes assignments but loses credit for not turning them in
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Always starts projects at the last minute
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Can't manage their time well, if at all
With Your Family
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Has frequent emotional outbursts
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Gets upset at even minor changes in routine
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Reacts quickly and sharply to siblings, causing fights
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Constantly interrupts at inappropriate moments
In Social Settings
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Struggles to look beyond today to plan activities with friends
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Easily distracted, missing social cues from peers
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Can't manage emotions, causing frequent blow-ups
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Doesn't adapt behavior to the situation, creating uncomfortable interactions