Frequently Asked Questions

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A child executive functioning coach is someone who is someone who helps kids develop the mental skills they need to manage their thoughts, emotions, and behaviors to achieve goals. Executive functioning skills include organization, time management, planning and prioritizing, task initiation, focus and attention, self-control, and working memory.

Executive Functioning skills include:

Organization, Time Management, Planning and prioritizing, Task initiation, Focus and attention, Self control, and Working memory.

Bradley Evans is a retiree of thirty years of classroom education and school counseling. He has a masters degree in counseling. In addition Mr. Evans has licensure in at risk reading, dyslexia training, and multiple areas of counseling education. His career has taken him across all areas of education including teaching the hearing impaired, at risk readers, and dyslexia. He has taught in grades Pre-K through 8. HIs counseling experience has seen him working with school aged students across all levels of educational and mental growth. 

Each session is held virtually one on one with the student. Family meetings with the student and the parents will be held after every 3-4 meetings.