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Executive Function Coaching, Tutoring, and Educational Advocacy for Neurodivergent Teens, Adults, and Families.
Being neurodivergent in a world that isn’t designed for you is hard. Here at Upwelling Coaching and Support we work with you to make sure you have the tools and supports to let your unique strengths shine.
Adult Executive Function Coaching
Do you feel frustrated, overwhelmed, lost and like your life is unmanageable? We can help you build a unique toolkit of individualized strategies and systems that work for you and your brain and regain a sense of calm and control.
Our Services
Teen Executive Function Coaching
Does your middle school or high school aged child struggle with organization, procrastination, time management, and planning? Does this get in the way of their academic success, mental health and relationships with friends and family and cause distress for your child? Executive function coaching can help to develop skills, strategies, and systems that work for your child to help them flourish.
Educational Advocacy
Are you tired of fighting with your child’s school over what accommodations and services your child needs? Is your child newly diagnosed and you don’t know where to start? Are the accommodations in your child’s 504 or IEP not being implemented or not helpful for your child? We can help you work with schools and teachers to help your child get the support and services they need.
Parent and Family Coaching
Are you or your child newly diagnosed with ADHD or Autism? Are you going through the process of unmasking and unsure of how to meet your own needs and parent at the same time? Do you want to do more to support your child at home but unsure of where to start? Parent and family coaching might be right for you.
Academic Tutoring
Is your child struggling with the content they are learning? Do they feel like they are falling further and further behind in their classes over the year? Is writing a challenge that is getting harder and harder as teacher expectations increase? Do they need help building student success skills like note taking and studying for tests?