Services · Executive function coaching

One-on-one coaching for lasting independence.

Executive function coaching helps students build the planning, organization, time-management, and self-regulation skills they need to succeed in school and beyond. Sessions are held virtually (nationwide) or in person in the Chapel Hill, Carrboro, and Durham area of North Carolina.

Executive function coaching · 2026-2027 rates

Rates & packages.

Hourly rates

Virtual 1:1 coaching · 60 min$120
Virtual check-in · 30 min$60
In-person 1:1 coaching · 60 min$120

In-person sessions available in the Chapel Hill, Carrboro, and Durham area of North Carolina.

Coaching add-ons

Additional parent consultation call (30 min)$60
IEP / 504 meeting prep or attendance$175/hr
School liaison correspondence (email/calls)$60 / 30 min

Packages

Packages are where most families see the best value and the most consistent progress.

PackageCadenceSavingsPrice
Starter · 4 sessions Weekly, 1 month 5% off $456/mo virtual
or in person
Core · 8 sessions Bi-weekly, ~2 months 10% off $864
Semester · 14 sessions Weekly, full semester 15% off $1,428
Monthly retainer · 4 sessions + async support Weekly + text/email check-ins n/a $495/mo

Packages are billed in full and valid for 90 days from purchase. Unused sessions do not roll over beyond this window.

What families can expect

Executive function growth is gradual and cumulative. Progress looks different for every student, but here's a general guide to what families typically see at each stage.

After 4 sessions · Starter

Your child can name their own EF challenges more specifically; a basic organizational system (planner, checklist, tracker) is agreed on and used with support. Expect less homework conflict and more self-advocacy with teachers. No major grade changes, yet.

After 8 sessions · Core

The organizational system sticks most days without being reintroduced. Early signs of independent use: initiating a task or checking a planner or grades unprompted. Often the first concrete wins: fewer missing assignments, less last-minute cramming/stressing.

After a semester · 14 sessions

Your child's new skills start to become automatic, showing up in monitoring of grades, group projects, or successfully managing new routines. Self-monitoring improves, with the child catching slip-ups before a parent does and course correcting.

Ongoing · Monthly retainer

Maintenance and the ability to handle new demands (a new semester, harder courses, greater independence), with early intervention if skills start to slip during high-stress periods.

These outcomes describe independence, consistency, and self-monitoring, since many factors outside executive function affect academic performance.

Ready to get started?

All new families begin with a 30-minute consultation to identify goals and build a plan. Contact us to schedule.

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