Our Services

Who is it for? High School Students & College Students who have sustained a Concussion/TBI

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What You Receive: Emotional & academic support during on-going recovery; support with decision-making around college selection and disability-related accommodations; assistance with implementing physician recommendations in daily schedule (I will work directly with physicians to support you); planning and time management with a concussion. 

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Goal: Provide targeted support in the aforementioned areas to students and athletes who are navigating their concussion recovery.

Who is it for? Any student who has had a 504 plan or IEP in High School, or will be seeking first-time accommodations while in college

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What You Receive: Sessions dedicated to how to best utilize your documentation at the college level; understanding the college accommodations process; self-advocacy and communication sessions; academic support and skills building sessions

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Goal:​ Create student and parent familiarity with the college accommodations process and advise on the need for updated documentation. Build self-advocacy and communication skills to create strong entrance to college environment 

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Please note: If seeking this package in addition to another, it will come at no cost.

Who is it for? Second-Year through Graduating College Students

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What You Receive: On-going academic support; career advisement sessions; resume and cover letter sessions; interview preparation sessions

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Goal: Provide targeted support in the aforementioned areas as students navigate internships, coursework, and planning or organizational challenges that arise

Who is it for? Flexible options for High School Juniors/Seniors

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What You Receive: ​A review of grades and test scores; development of college list; application support; essay/personal statement sessions; letter of recommendation advisement; college skillset assessment

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Goal: Seamlessly integrate personal student schedule and commitments with the completion of the college application and admission process, reducing stress for student and family

Who is it for? Flexible options for High School Juniors/Seniors

 

What You Receive: Review of student academic skillset; targeted skill building towards college readiness; planning and organization sessions

 

Goal: Assist students with planning and organization in order to keep junior/senior year grades up and improve overall well-being in what can be a busy time personally and academically. Ultimately, develop personal skillset necessary to succeed in today's college environment
 

Who is it for? First-Year or Transfer College Students

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What You Receive: Sessions geared toward facilitating a smooth transition to college; planning and organization sessions (syllabus, calendar, time management, etc.); campus resource and extracurricular discussions

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Goal: Work on key skills to create the conditions for a successful transition to a new environment. Allow students to feel more comfortable with the transition from high school to college