College & young adults
For accessibility staff, advisors, counselors and other campus contacts supporting college-bound students and young adults.
Email this linkFor Professionals
Recommendations need a way into everyday life.
You may already have identified the need. The family still needs a practical way to use the recommendation. P.A.V.E. offers non-clinical, virtual executive function coaching alongside—not instead of—the support you provide.
A practical bridge. A clear scope.
P.A.V.E. combines individualized human coaching with a purpose-built Companion mobile app. Sue Hobbs’s educational experience informs consistent coaching standards.
One student-owned achievable goal per 30-minute session becomes visible steps for the week. Parents see goals and agreed steps—not private conversations. For adult students, sharing requires their permission.
Coaching is virtual and available nationwide for teens ages 13 and up and young adults.
Clear, complementary scope.
Not diagnosis, therapy, medication management, subject tutoring, school-based services or crisis support. Appropriate coordination with other professionals requires permission.
When knowing isn’t becoming doing.
- An evaluation is complete; recommendations need practical implementation
- Work is understood but not started, finished or turned in
- Materials, deadlines or long-term projects slip through the cracks
- Task initiation and a consistent outside check-in are recurring needs
- School reminders have become a source of parent–student tension
- The student needs greater ownership of their planning system
- High-school-to-college transition will reduce external structure
These are reasons to explore fit, not diagnostic criteria or promises of an outcome. Student participation and the appropriate scope of support matter.
A clear overview to share with a family.
A family can consider the idea in their own time. Copy a link, email it from your own mail app, or download and print the one-page overview.
High school & college-bound
For school counselors, learning specialists and other professionals supporting teens and families.
Email this linkSend a referral.
Know a teen or young adult who could benefit from executive-function coaching? Send them helpful information. The easiest first step for a family is a free 30-minute discovery call, where they can ask questions and decide whether P.A.V.E. feels like a good fit.
Refer a family
A friendly, no-pressure 30-minute conversation to hear what's going on, answer your questions, and figure out together whether P.A.V.E. is a good fit.
Have a question about fit? Contact Sue
Questions about scope, or how coaching would work alongside your care? Send a note and we'll reply within one business day.
- Professional
- Family
- Free 30-minute discovery call
- Agreement and first coaching session
- Coaching
What to look for in any coaching provider.
- Relevant training and experience with the student’s age group
- A clear distinction between coaching and clinical care
- Goals chosen with the student, then reviewed and adjusted
- Reasonable communication boundaries and a plan for needs outside scope
- Permission-based collaboration with families and professionals
- Student privacy and appropriate parent involvement
- Transparent fees, cancellation terms and realistic expectations
- Evidence presented as research—not invented client outcomes
Start with a conversation
It doesn’t have to be this way. P.A.V.E. can help.
One free 30-minute conversation can help you decide whether you’ve found the support you’ve been looking for.
No pressure. Just a conversation about your student.