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Everything you need to know about executive function coaching, how it works, and what to expect.

About Executive Function Coaching

What is executive function coaching?

Executive function coaching is a one-on-one partnership that helps students and adults build the skills they need to plan, organize, manage their time, stay focused, and follow through. Unlike tutoring, which focuses on what to learn, coaching focuses on how to learn and how to get things done. We build real systems — planning tools, assignment trackers, accountability check-ins — and teach you exactly how to use them.

How is executive function coaching different from tutoring?

How is executive function coaching different from therapy?

Therapy focuses on emotional and mental health. Coaching focuses on skills and systems. We’re not therapists and we don’t treat clinical conditions. We work on the practical side — planning, organizing, prioritizing, following through — and we do it hands-on, in real time, with real assignments and real deadlines. That said, coaching and therapy work well together, and many of our clients do both.

Does my student need an ADHD diagnosis to benefit from coaching?

How It Works

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Is coaching done in person or online?

What if my student is resistant to coaching?

About the Team

Who will my student work with?

What makes Exceptional Path different from other coaching companies?

Our coaches are practitioners — teachers, special education professionals, and trained specialists with real-world experience. They’ve stood in front of classrooms, worked one-on-one with struggling students, and sat across from frustrated parents. This isn’t theoretical. We build real systems, provide real accountability, and get real results. Every coach is personally trained by our founder, Chris Fugelsang, who brings over 20 years of experience.

What are Chris’s qualifications?

For Parents

How involved do I need to be as a parent?

It depends on your child’s age. For elementary students, coaching is a partnership between the coach, the child, and the parent. For middle and high schoolers, parents get access to all resources and strategies, and update meetings are available — but the focus is on building your child’s independence. For college students, the coaching relationship is between the coach and the student, with parents kept in the loop as needed.

Will you tell me everything that’s going on with my student?

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Logistics & Pricing

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Is there a minimum commitment?

Do you accept insurance?

Can I get a discount if I use both coaching and tutoring?

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