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Finding the Right Kind of Support

No two learners are the same, so support shouldn't be one-size-fits-all. Below are the four ways we work together. Some families start with one and add another over time; and if you're not sure which fits, that's exactly what a first conversation is for.

Educational Therapy

Addresses HOW you learn.

One-on-one work that gets to the root of persistent learning challenges and rebuilds the underlying skills learning depends on. 

Learn about educational therapy

Parent Coaching

Support for the parent.

For the parents doing the daily work: understanding your child's diagnosis, setting up home systems, and finding calmer, more confident ways to respond.

Learn about parent coaching

Educational Coaching

Addresses how you MANAGE the work.

Building the executive-function habits (planning, organizing, time management, follow-through, etc.) that turn real ability into steady results.

Learn about educational coaching

Advocacy & School Support

Support at school

Help where home meets school: making sense of evaluations, preparing for IEP and 504 meetings, and advocating for the right accommodations.

Learn about advocacy & school support
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The Practical Side

Students from elementary school through college and adulthood, plus parents and families.

Typically 50 minutes, once or twice a week. Length and frequency can be tailored to fit your family, though steadier, more regular sessions are where the biggest gains happen.

(Parent Coaching and Advocacy are scheduled to fit the situation.)

In person in Wheat Ridge, CO, and when it's a better fit, in your home or community. Virtual sessions are available too, wherever you are.

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Where We Meet

Sessions

Who I Work With

Contact me for current rates.

Rates

Every family begins with a free 15-20 minute conversation.

Getting Started

Not Sure Which One You Need?

You don't have to figure that out on your own. The first conversation is free, and it's the fastest way to know what would actually help.

The first conversation is free.

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