Executive Function Coaching for Preteens and Teens
Online coaching services
Personalized 1:1 guidance
Student-centered executive function coaching at The PathWithin Coaching helps growing learners — ages 10 to 19 — move past procrastination, disorganization, lack of planning, and frustration by teaching them simple, practical tools, so that they get started, stay focused, and celebrate every win — small or big — on their own paths.
Executive function is all about building practical everyday skills.
The PathWithin Coaching supports preteens and teens develop the tools they need —especially when they experience these challenges:
Procrastination and Getting Started
Kids often get stuck starting assignments because tasks feel overwhelming, unclear, or too big to begin.
Disorganized
Kids feel disorganized when papers, materials, and digital files get lost, and schedules or due dates are hard to keep track of.
Time Management
Kids struggle with managing their time when they underestimate how long work will take and feel constantly rushed or behind.
Emotion Regulation
Stress builds when kids feel overloaded, worried about mistakes, or unsure how to cope with school pressures.
Our Coaching Steps
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1. Complimentary Discovery Call
We explore the changes you are hoping to see and share how our executive function coaching process can support your goals.
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2. Registration & Goal-Setting
We partner with you to understand your kid’s goals, needs, and preferences. Reviewing any helpful documents together allows us to start coaching well-prepared and set your child up for progress and positive outcomes.
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3. Weekly Online Coaching
The certified executive function coach supports students as they navigate everyday tasks and challenges. Through learning hands-on executive function skills, students gain confidence, resilience, and the tools they need to become more independent.
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4.Family Team Meeting
Every four weeks, we hold a Family Team Meeting where all key supporters come together to celebrate progress, check in on goals, and make sure your kid’s voice is heard.
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5. Phase Out
Phase-out happens gradually so your kid can confidently take ownership of the growing executive function skills while practicing them naturally in everyday life.