Executive Function Coaching

Does Your Child Struggle With:

It’s frustrating to witness how your child’s distractibility, procrastination, poor prioritization, and ineffective study skills persistently impede their academic success, highlighting the pressing need for executive function coaching to unlock their full potential.

Imagine…

Trusting that your child completes all of their work and consistently meets and exceeds standards
Seeing your child possess and demonstrate confidence and belief in themselves
Peaceful and enjoyable evenings at home that don't involve arguing about grades and missing assignments
A child that is happy and well-equipped to succeed in high school, college, and beyond

Academic Improvement Across The Board

81 %

Students saw a significant improvement in grades

87 %

Students saw a significant reduction in missing assignments

88 %

Parents said they would recommend GEL to a friend

77 %

Students said they experienced a reduction in anxiety

71 %

Parents saw an improvement in parent/child interaction around schoolwork

Reported by GEL Clients

What is GEL?

Founded by Eran Grayson, Grayson Executive Learning (GEL) is a boutique Academic and ADHD\EF Coaching practice that specializes in providing premium one-on-one academic coaching services to high school and college students with ADHD and executive function difficulties.

Who We Help

Our coaches specialize in helping high school and college students with ADHD to effectively manage deadlines and succeed in school.

High School Students

A homework battle between parents and their teenage children plays out in millions of households across the country on a daily basis. The nightly drama around homework that plagues many families is so common it could almost be considered normal if it wasn’t so disruptive.

College Students

According to a study published in the Journal of Clinical Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, less than half of college students with ADHD will obtain their degree. This is unacceptable, but when you consider all the challenges a student with ADHD is likely to encounter immediately upon entering college, it’s not surprising.