For professionals

A practical next step for the families you already support.

P.A.V.E. provides non-clinical executive function coaching for teens ages 13 and up and young adults. Coaching is virtual and available nationwide.

Coaching complements your work — it does not replace it.

P.A.V.E. is not therapy, not an evaluation service, and not medical care. We work alongside evaluation, therapy, medication management, and school supports, focusing narrowly on the day-to-day systems a student uses to plan, start, and finish their work. Clinical questions stay with you.

When to refer

Situations where coaching tends to help.

Post-evaluation implementation

A thorough evaluation is complete and the family needs help turning recommendations into daily practice.

Chronic procrastination or missing work

Assignments are understood but not started, finished, or turned in.

Planning and organization difficulties

Materials, deadlines, and long-term projects consistently slip through the cracks.

Task initiation and accountability

The student does better with a consistent outside check-in than with willpower alone.

Parent-child tension around school

Homework has become the main source of conflict at home and the family wants a neutral third party.

Increasing independence

The goal is to shift ownership of systems from the parent to the student.

High school to college transition

Fewer external structures are coming, and the student needs their own before they arrive.

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How to refer

Refer a family.

Know a teen or young adult who could benefit from executive-function coaching? The easiest first step is a free 20-minute discovery call. Families can tell us what's going on, ask questions, and determine whether P.A.V.E. feels like a good fit.

Refer a Family — Free 20-Minute Call

A friendly, no-pressure 20-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 two business days.

Share a Free Parent Resource

A no-cost way to give a family something useful, whether or not they ever become a coaching client.

  1. Professional
  2. Family
  3. Free 20-minute discovery call
  4. Intake if appropriate
  5. Coaching
Free parent webinar series

Free parent webinar series — coming soon.

We're developing a free five-part webinar series for parents of teens and young adults with ADHD. Each 45-minute session will focus on practical executive-function challenges families face every day.

  1. 1

    Why Smart Teens With ADHD Still Can't Get Their Work Done

  2. 2

    Stop Being Your Teenager's Executive Function System

  3. 3

    The ADHD Independence Gap: What Changes Between Ages 14 and 18?

  4. 4

    Missing Assignments, Procrastination and Time Blindness: Practical Systems That Help

  5. 5

    From High School to College: Is Your Teen Ready to Manage Without You?

Get notified when registration opens

First name and email only. We'll use it just for this series.