Services
Academic Coaching & Strategies for ADHD/ASD/EF
The Academic Coaching and Strategies program promotes supportive and self-directed learning and addresses challenges in academic reading and writing, note-taking, studying, test preparation, motivation, growth mindset, persistence, planning, prioritization, etc., for neurodiverse students.
To see progress, a minimum of four monthly sessions is ideal but not mandatory. A mid-week check-in is provided for accountability at no extra cost. The service fee is to be paid at the start of each month.
Pricing:
One-On-One: $125 for 60 mins
Group of 2-3 students: $ 85 per person for 60 mins
In-Person ADHD/EF Academic Coaching for Children ages 5-12 years
The program offers tailored support to meet your child's executive functioning and academic needs. Sessions focus on building everyday routines to enhance your child's task initiation, improve organizational skills, self-awareness, and develop effective time management strategies.
Coaching sessions are conducted in a supportive, playful and engaging environment where your child can practice newly learned strategies in real time. As your child’s ADHD coach, I help identify challenges and work through them constructively by utilizing interactive activities and practical exercises.
The program requires the need for collaboration with parents and caregivers. Regular communication reinforces strategies at home, supporting a consistent approach to managing ADHD and executive functioning challenges.
Pricing:
$125 for 60 mins
Social Skills Coaching for Children with ADHD and Autism
Strong social skills help children build friendships, communicate confidently, and succeed at school, home, and in their community.
Our Registered Behaviour Analyst-led Social Skills Coaching uses principles of Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA), to help children develop the practical skills they need to navigate everyday social situations.
The Program’s main focus is:
Starting and maintaining conversations
Making and keeping friends
Taking turns and sharing
Reading social cues, body language, and facial expressions
Perspective-taking and empathy
Emotional regulation during social interactions
Problem-solving and conflict resolution
Flexible thinking and coping with changes
Building confidence in group or community settings
We also collaborate with parents and caregivers to provide practical strategies that promote the use of new skills across home, school, and community environments.
Pricing: Contact elevateneurodiversecoaching@gmail.com
Ontario Autism Program (OAP) - Under our Registered Behaviour Analyst, we are an OAP approved service provider.
Tutoring and Homework Support for High School Students
The sessions will only focus on tutoring for projects, assignments and homework assistance in biology, philosophy, anthropology, psychology, sociology, geography, history, civics, english, and literature.
We provide the tools and strategies and scaffold closely to complete school assignments and homework.
Pay the fee a day before the session. No monthly commitment is required. Sessions can be scheduled randomly and as need-based.
Your child will experience less information overload and stress from receiving scaffolding support and completing all assignments on time.
Pricing depends on the workload. Contact here to learn more.
Parent Training for Autism Support
Our Registered Behaviour Analyst-led Parent Coaching program provides practical, evidence-based strategies to help families support their child with confidence.
Using principles of Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA), we work collaboratively with parents and caregivers to understand their child's unique strengths, challenges, and family goals. Parent training focuses on building sustainable strategies that can be used at home, school, and in the community.
Sessions are individualized, practical, and solution-focused. Parents receive coaching, modelling, feedback, and easy-to-implement tools that fit their family's routines and values. The goal is to help families build skills, reduce stress, improve quality of life, increase independence and success in everyday life.
Pricing: Contact elevateneurodiversecoaching@gmail.com
Ontario Autism Program (OAP) - Under our Registered Behaviour Analyst, we are an OAP approved service provider.
Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test (OSSLT) Prep
OSSLT prep is essential for students aiming to succeed in the Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test. This preparation not only helps them understand the test format but also allows them to develop the necessary skills for reading comprehension and effective writing. By engaging in practice exercises and reviewing past materials, students can gain confidence in their abilities, ensuring they are well-equipped for the challenges on test day.
Sessions are specifically designed to assist students with prepping for the test. Book anywhere from six to twelve sessions. A minimum of at least six sessions is required to see progress; however, more than six sessions are recommended.
Pricing:
One-On-One: $125 for 60 mins
Group of 2-3 students: $ 85 per person for 60 mins
Individualized Education Program (IEP) Meetings
IEP meetings, also known as Individualized Education Program meetings, are typically held between educators, parents, and specialists, such as an ADHD coach or academic strategists, to discuss and plan for a student's unique educational needs. These meetings provide a critical opportunity to review the student's progress, set specific goals, and ensure appropriate accommodations are in place to support their learning. Through collaboration and open communication, IEP meetings aim to create a comprehensive plan that fosters the student's development and success in the educational environment.
This service ensures that your child receives the necessary classroom accommodations and meets their needs.
Pricing:
All school-related meetings, email correspondence with the educators, and paperwork are charged at an hourly rate of $125.
ADHD Educational Workshop for Parents: Delivered in 4-5 Sessions Virtually.
The ADHD Educational Series program is evidence-based and designed for parents struggling to support their children with ADHD/EF challenges between the ages 6 to 12 years.
The program focuses on four broad areas of executive functions – Planning, Prioritization, Organization and Emotional Regulation and is delivered virtually in a five-part education series. Parents will learn to use theoretical, practical, ADHD-specific tools they can implement immediately in their homes.
In addition, the program also addresses the gaps in parent-child relationship that stem from the challenges and frustrations in an ADHD household. The goal, therefore, is not to “fix” your child, but to better equip you as a caretaker with ADHD-friendly approaches that work with and not against your child’s capabilities.
Pricing:
One-On-One: $125 for 60 mins
Group of 2-3 students: $ 85 per person for 60 mins
Weekly Body-Doubling Support Group
Join our weekly body-doubling support group designed to help you stay accountable and focused while you complete tasks, boost productivity, create momentum and motivation in a supportive environment. Whether you’re working on personal chores, studying, or managing daily routines, working alongside others can make a significant difference.
What to Expect:
Scheduled sessions to provide a consistent structure
A quiet, shared virtual workspace where members in the group work simultaneously
Encouragement, accountability, and gentle reminders
Opportunities to share progress and challenges
Who Can Join:
Individuals with ADHD/Autism or folks who need support in general, seeking to gain momentum on tasks
Individuals wanting accountability for personal or professional tasks
Individuals who thrive with social motivation and peer support
Meeting Details:
Frequency: Weekly or Saturdays
Format: Virtual
Duration: 60-minutes
Participation: Open to all levels; a respectful and supportive environment is mandatory
Pricing:
Charged at an hourly rate of $20.
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CADDAC Resource
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The Centre for ADHD Awareness Canada as a Service Resource
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CHADD Resource
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Children and Adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (CHADD)
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Learning Specialists Association of Canada (LSAC)
More FAQs…
Are sessions offered in person?
Not at this time. All sessions are delivered virtually through Zoom or Skype and not in person. All our session dates will be pre-planned and mutually agreed upon by you (the client) and me (the coach). In case of a rescheduling, 24-hour notice is mandatory. This will allow me to plan for our sessions strategically and quickly.
What is not coaching?
Coaching is NOT — psychotherapy, counselling, consultation, or tutoring. Coaching does NOT determine or diagnose mental health disorders or conduct formal psychological testing and assessments. As a coach, I will NOT be giving you advice. Instead, what we will work on together is a powerful reflection and self-inquiry, evoking awareness through questioning and creating the autonomy of making informed decisions and strategies for self.
What is executive functioning?
Executive functioning is a set of skills or mental processes that enable us to plan, organize, focus attention, sustain effort, manage emotions, remember instructions, and juggle multiple tasks successfully. We all use these skills daily to manage our day-to-day life.
How are executive functioning and ADHD related?
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is associated with core deficits in executive function (EF), contributing to poorer self-management in academics or personal life. While ADHD is an official diagnosis, EF is not.
What are the typical symptoms in individuals with ADHD and EF impairments?
Distractibility and lack of focus.
Disorganization and forgetfulness.
Self-focused behaviour.
Hyperactivity and fidgeting
Heightened emotionality and rejection
Impulsivity and poor decision-making.
Poor concentration and trouble finishing tasks.