Support that grows with your family.
Whether you're helping a child build strong learning habits at home or guiding a teen through the college transition, our coaching programs meet you where you are. Every offer comes with flexible options — self-paced learning, weekly live group coaching, or personalized one-on-one support — so you can choose the level of guidance that fits your family's needs.
Access a growing library of self-paced educational content designed to help parents and caregivers confidently support learning and everyday family life.
Start with the video library, then add live coaching whenever you want more support — the choice is yours.
What you get:
01 Self-paced video, podcasts and resource library
02 Practical strategies for executive functioning and daily routines
03 Downloadable tools and worksheets you can use right away
04 Optional weekly group coaching or 1-on-1 sessions
Personalized one-on-one coaching for parents navigating the everyday realities of raising a child with ADHD, including in collaboration with other service providers.
Get support built around your child, your family, and the challenges you're facing right now.
What you get:
01 One-on-one coaching tailored to your child's needs
02 Practical strategies for routines, transitions, and daily structure
03 Support navigating school, IEPs/504s, and executive functioning challenges
04 Ongoing troubleshooting and a steady sounding board when you need one
College Ready is a comprehensive program designed to help students prepare for a confident transition from high school to college.
Start with the self-paced course, then add live coaching whenever your student wants more support — the choice is yours.
What you get:
01 Executive functioning & organization skills for college life
02 Guidance on academics, campus life, and everyday responsibilities
03 Self-advocacy training for professors and roommates
04 Optional weekly group coaching or 1-on-1 sessions
Personalized one-on-one coaching for students 18+ enrolled in — or heading to — college, a transfer, or a return to school. I work with your student directly, as an adult, on the realities college actually brings.
No course required — this stands on its own.
What you get:
01 Owning the syllabus, calendar, and deadlines independently
02 Setting up accommodations before day one
03 Self-advocacy with professors and disability services
04 Course-load strategy, time-blocking, and midterm and finals planning
— Jess Lair
HOW I CAN SUPPORT YOU
Whether you're preparing your student for college, navigating everyday parenting challenges, or looking for practical strategies to better support your family, you'll find flexible learning, expert guidance, and personalized coaching designed to meet you where you are.