Executive Functioning — Self-Paced

A small first step can change how a task feels. Your child has ideas and things they do well. Starting an assignment, finding materials, or knowing what comes next can still feel hard. We teach practical ways to make those moments more manageable, one small task at a time. $199 ONE-TIME • SELF-PACED 16 units • 32 short written lesson and activity steps Start after enrollment. No weekly deadlines or live meetings. EIGHT EVERYDAY SKILLS • Know your brain — notice your strengths and choose helpful supports. • Pick your goal — turn one goal into smaller steps. • Feel the time — estimate, try a task, and compare. • Start in five — test a countdown or a two-minute first step. • One home each — give everyday supplies a place you can find again. • Hold it in mind — use pictures, key words, and checklists. • Plan B — build a reset menu and try another approach. • Run it alone — bring useful tools into your own learning plan. The 16 units revisit these skills through different everyday tasks. Your child builds tools they can use again, including a goal map, a launch routine, and a memory toolkit. HOW IT WORKS Read a short lesson → try a practical task → write or draw what helped. Pause when you need to. Repeat an activity when more practice would help. Keep what works and change what doesn't. TRY A FIRST STEP “For the first two minutes, I will _____.” Choose something small: open the notebook, collect three supplies, or write one sentence. WHAT YOU'LL NEED An internet-connected device, a notebook, a pencil, a planner or calendar, and a timer or clock. An adult can help read directions or talk through an activity. READY TO BEGIN? Select Join to enroll for $199. Then open the first lesson and take one small step. Questions about fit? Email mariannav920@gmail.com. Sincerely, Mz. Marianna