Teaching Students The Life & Executive Functioning Skills They Need To Be More Successful
and won’t learn in school
FREE video for students to learn how to
Manage Time and Procrastination
Schools don’t teach essential life or executive functioning skills, leaving students without the critical tools they need to succeed. While you may try to guide them, as their parent, your advice often falls on deaf ears.
This is why we are here to help. Think of a coach as your kid’s GPS. We give them the tools they need to navigate life more easily.
Students’ brains are still developing, particularly in areas related to executive functioning skills like planning, organization, and time management. These are not innate abilities—they need to be taught and practiced.
Compounding this, human nature tends toward self-sabotage, negative thinking, and procrastination, which can create a cycle of stress, fear, doubt, and diminished confidence. Without life and executive functioning skills, students may struggle academically, leading to poor grades, lower self-esteem, and even the loss of scholarships.
The consequences aren’t just emotional—they’re financial. No parent wants to see their child lose out on free tuition or waste money retaking classes, let alone face the possibility of academic disqualification or dismissal from college. Alarmingly, 3 in 10 college freshmen drop out in their first year, with academic struggles being the primary reason.
Learning these skills early can make all the difference, empowering students to manage their responsibilities and thrive in their academic and personal lives.
Coaching helps with:
- Executive Functioning Skills for all students, including neurodivergent: time management, planning, organization, self-regulation, task initiation, and flexibility
- Self-Care Habits (eating, sleeping, movement/exercise, and water intake)
- Study Habits and Techniques
- Decreasing Stress and Anxiety
- Life Transitions (i.e. starting college or a job)
- Performance (academic, sports, or the arts)
- Goal Setting
- Self-Leadership
- Self-Advocating
- Mindfulness
- Navigating Perfectionism
- Motivation
- Building Confidence
- Making Friends
- Procrastination
- And more
We support teens 13+ and young adults.
Have your student take a FREE on-demand class with us on Managing Time and Procrastination
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Angi, Parent
If your college student is struggling and you need help getting them on a better track, Aimee is your guardian angel. My son did well in his freshman year of college but started really slipping and struggling by sophomore and junior year, to the point he was so far behind and so apathetic this junior year, he stopped showing up to classes pretty much entirely. And I’ll note, this isn’t my son – he was a high honors student coming out of high school and not the type to do this- something was seriously wrong. When several different mental health fix attempts failed to help, and we started to consider pulling him out, I was lucky enough to run across a post from Aimee on a parents facebook group about her coaching service. I pulled the trigger and signed him up for her three month 1-1 sessions. I am so incredibly blessed and thankful I did. My son went from deep depression and totally failing college, to gradually pulling out of his tailspin and by today, excitement about school again and great grades to end the year. I’m honestly in awe and have so much hope for his future after finding her. What I also found profound about her, is when I was laid off two months into the program and forced to ask her to end off the last month until I could pick things up again- she wouldn’t have it and kept with the program. She had no idea when or if I’d pay her but didn’t care, she was determined to see my son through this. While I was able to pay her that last installment, this part of the story makes me tear up as you can really see the love and care she has for your child, and that you have a partner in their success at school. That’s priceless.