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EF coaching is the science and art of guiding learners to strengthen their own capacity to get things done. 

Please review this article or watch this Youtube video for an in-depth explanation on what executive function coaching is and how it can help your student.  

Please review this article on how to talk to your child about executive function coaching, especially if reluctant. Within it, you will find a sample script for addressing students’ common concerns.  

As a parent, you control many aspects of your student’s life – where they live, what they eat, their curfew, etc. This unequal power dynamic can make your student very sensitive to your feedback. By having an objective professional help them with the challenges of school, it can free up space to focus on building a healthy dynamic with your student. 

However, if you do want to try implementing these techniques with your student, we suggest going through this free course on how to build executive function skills.

Families typically begin with approximately four weeks of coaching, followed by a parent meeting to review progress and determine whether ongoing support is a good fit moving forward. There is no long-term commitment beyond this initial phase.

• After an initial consultation, clients who decide to move forward are required to complete a brief enrollment process and submit two initial payments before services begin:

  • A one-time onboarding fee of $225

  • An initial retainer of $675

  Both are required to begin services.

Once services are agreed upon, the following are required prior to starting:

• Completion of the Sign-Up Form on the Lawler Coaching website
  https://www.lawlercoaching.com/sign-up
• Signed Service Agreement
• Signed Release of Information (ROI), if applicable
• Submission of requested access information

Services begin once enrollment is complete and both the onboarding fee and retainer are received.

The onboarding fee is a one-time fee that covers the time and preparation needed to start coaching thoughtfully and effectively. This includes initial setup, reviewing intake information, meeting with the student and/or parents, establishing initial priorities and goals, and facilitating an introductory meeting to launch coaching services.

Because onboarding work begins immediately, the onboarding fee is non-refundable once onboarding has begun and is separate from the retainer.

The retainer is applied to coaching services and related work at the applicable hourly rate, including session time and necessary pre- and post-meeting planning. Once the retainer balance is used, services continue to be billed at the hourly rate.

No, we are private pay, and we do not accept insurance. We are not able to provide a traditional superbill, however we can provide a billing receipt with charges, services, dates, and payments.