Parent Coaching
If you are worried about where to start in supporting your child's thinking skills, or struggling to choose the right provider to add to your child's already full schedule, I have good news for you…we can start with YOU!
You are the most important influence in your child's developing executive function (EF) skills. The strategies you model and incorporate in daily activities make a world of difference.
Oof, this can feel overwhelming – but it doesn't have to be!
Parent coaching gives you the tools and confidence to guide your child's thinking skills day to day. We share specific strategies, explain why they work, and talk through how to actually use them at home and at school.
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Cognitive SLP works with you on what matters most right now. That might mean learning how to support your child's developing attention, memory, and EF skills. It might mean making sense of a neuropsychology report, or figuring out what to say to your child's school team (see: School Re-entry).
In your coaching sessions, you'll:
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Learn how to build small moments of practice into your child's day, without adding extra work
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Weave executive function strategies into daily routines you already have
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Gain confidence in your ability to support your child
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Get ongoing, specialized guidance from an SLP and certified brain injury specialist
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See (and feel!) progress in everyday moments, on a daily basis
Our goal is to get your questions answered and help you feel steady taking the next step for your child.

"Wanting to help our child without having the proper background left us anxious. When Jenny came highly recommended by a trusted advisor we felt we were on a good path to success. We see great progress and are relieved by our son’s happiness that recovery is possible."
- Parent
What Clients Are Saying
"My favorite part about working with Jenny was her excellent communication skills, not just with the family but with the school (including wrangling a team approach)."
- Parent
"Jenny will impart wisdom and knowledge she learned through her education and experience, instead of assuming it's over your head or not for you to know. We gained a friend and advocate."
- Parent
