Coaching That Works For You

Feeling scattered, stuck, or frustrated?

Executive function coaching helps you understand what's blocking your success, and gives you practical tools for staying organized, managing your time, and getting things done. Whether you're a student, professional, or just trying to manage life's demands, you can learn the skills that make a real difference.

Coaching Will Help You

  • Create systems that stick for managing assignments, deadlines, and daily tasks

  • Break down big projects, estimate time realistically, and get started without procrastinating

  • Develop strategies to start tasks, stay on track, and finish what you begin

  • Learn to prioritize, problem-solve, and handle multiple demands without letting stress take over

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One-on-One Executive Function Coaching

  • Middle & High School Students

    Navigating classes, assignments, extracurriculars, and increasing independence. I help students build the organizational and time management skills they need to succeed academically and build confidence.

  • College Students

    Managing the demands of higher education—balancing coursework, deadlines, and newfound freedom. Coaching provides strategies to stay organized, meet expectations, and thrive in college life.

  • Adults

    Managing work deadlines, household responsibilities, and the daily juggling act of adult life. I provide practical strategies to help you stay on top of everything without feeling overwhelmed.


Executive Functioning Workshops

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    Top 10 Executive Function Strategies for Teens

    A practical, engaging one-session workshop where teens learn ten essential executive functioning strategies to improve focus, time management, and follow-through. Students leave with tools they can apply immediately, creating meaningful change after just one session.

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    Heading to College: Executive Function Tools for Your Next Chapter

    College presents a big leap in independence. Let us help you build the time management, organization, and self-care systems you’ll need to succeed. This hands-on workshop will equip you with specific tools to manage your schedule and deadlines, create realistic routines, and balance academics with freedom.

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    4-Week Executive Function Workshop Series

    We’ll cover the foundations of focus, organization, and follow-through. Students learn how to plan realistically, manage distractions, and use digital tools like Google Calendar and Notion to stay on top of assignments. Each session includes hands-on setup and strategy practice to help them find systems that actually work.

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    Executive Function Strategies for Parents to Support at Home

    We’ll cover practical strategies you can teach and reinforce at home, including prioritization systems, energy-based scheduling, body doubling, and more, to overcome procrastination and build sustainable habits that reduce daily stress for the whole family.

workshops provided in partnership with Jessica bello

Meet Karyn

Karyn Fisher is the Director of Upper School Learning Resources at The Park School of Baltimore, where she has spent the past 12 years supporting students with diverse learning needs. With 25 years of experience in education, Karyn has served as an English teacher, learning specialist, and college counselor, giving her a comprehensive understanding of the academic journey from multiple perspectives.

Karyn holds a Master’s degree in Independent School Leadership and brings a wealth of knowledge about how students learn differently. She specializes in working with students who have ADHD and other learning differences, partnering with both students and families to develop tailored strategies that truly work for each individual.

Her approach is rooted in meeting clients where they are. Rather than applying one-size-fits-all solutions, Karyn takes the time to understand each person’s unique strengths, challenges, and learning preferences. She is passionate about empowering clients to advocate for themselves, build executive functioning skills, and develop the confidence to navigate their academic and professional lives with success.

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