There Is No College Success Without Executive Function Skills
The transition to college demands planning, organization, self-advocacy, and follow-through, skills many students haven’t fully developed yet.
GrowNOW’s College Success Program builds those executive function skills so students gain real independence in academics, social life, and daily living.
What We Provide
Student Coaching (1:1 and Small Group)
Planning, prioritization, time-management, and follow-through
Study systems, workload breakdown, and weekly routines
Self-advocacy with professors, campus offices, and peers
Life skills for independent living and career readiness
Parent Coaching
Tools to reduce over-prompting and transfer responsibility
Communication strategies that build accountability at home
Faculty Training & Workshops
Practical classroom strategies for executive function support
Awareness training for disability offices, advisors, and instructors
Custom sessions for departments and athletic academic support
Classroom Presentations
Student seminars on self-advocacy, EF skills, and habits for success
Accountability Groups
Peer-led, coach-supported check-ins that build consistent habits and shared responsibility.
Why It Matters
1.Increased Retention
Reduce dropout risk by closing EF and life-skill gaps.
2.Improved Student Success
Support extends beyond academics to the whole student.
3.Better Outcomes
Gains in independence across academics, social life, employment, and daily living.
4.Stronger Athlete Support
Addresses the unique demands student-athletes face.
Supporting high-school and college students with skill-based coaching that builds confidence and independence.
Her approach is collaborative, goal-oriented, and tailored to each student’s campus realities.
What Families Say
“GrowNOW taught me how to manage my time and prioritize. I went from overwhelmed to in control of my college experience.”
“Our daughter is more organized, independent, and confident. GrowNOW made all the difference.”
Ready to Take Charge of the College Journey?
Schedule a free consultation to map the best starting point: coaching, a classroom presentation, accountability groups, or faculty professional development.