Your child is unique.
Their tutoring should be, too.
Using the science of learning to help students work smarter, not harder.
Are you tired of watching your child struggle to write when you just know it’s in there?
Writing remediation ➜
Are you concerned your child will “never” be ready for middle school?
Executive functioning training ➜
Are you stressed about how to explain ADHD to your newly diagnosed child?
ADHD Workshops ➜
I offer targeted services for whatever brought you my way:
Writing Remediation
If your child can tell you what they want to say but it comes out scrambled, incomplete or not at all, executive skills could be the culprit. Beth’s taught hundreds of students with ADHD and executive skills challenges how to break down writing into manageable parts and efficiently slay each one.
Executive Functioning Training
Executive functions are the processes our brain employs to get stuff done. And these days students are expected to do a LOT- especially as they transition to middle school. Beth will work with your 5th or 6th grader to develop personalized strategies that build confidence and get things DONE.
ADHD Workshops
For Students and Their Adults
Once you’ve received the formal diagnosis, the next step for you and your child is understanding exactly what ADHD is- and isn’t. Through her signature programs, Beth offers personalized workshops for both you and your child to learn more about the fascinating world of the ADHD brain.
I’m Beth. I have ADHD. I teach children with ADHD. And yet when I was first diagnosed, I was adrift. It was like I had purposefully planned a trip to a foreign country, and now that I was actually there, I didn’t know what to do. I tried Googling, but that’s like taking a drink of water from a fire hydrant— overwhelming and unreliable.
Parenting a child who learns differently can sometimes feel like that. When you’ve tried what you know and that’s not enough, what do you do? I’ve spent decades answering that question- for myself and for my students. And I know for sure that these moments of struggle are not the end of the journey, and it’s not one you have to take alone.
Whether you're parenting a young person with executive functioning challenges, trying in vain to help them write without a meltdown, or swirling post-ADHD diagnosis, I see you.
What parents (and kids!) are saying…
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“With her brilliance, kindness, honesty, insight, and humor, Beth has been an absolute champion for our kids. Always ready with a solution, a strategy, a pep talk, and many a wake-up call when we needed it most.”
— Astrid and Jim
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“There isn't a thing Beth didn't cover. Seriously! She has been so adaptable and flexible and creative and open minded and intuitive in working with my son and such an ally and teacher to me! She is truly a godsend and should train ALL teachers. Beth is MAGIC!”
— Danielle
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“She supported me in the highs and lows and always put a smile on my face, even when the work was really hard. Her emotional intelligence is truly an amazing ability. She saw me as a person and always made sure I had ‘no more questions’.”
— Levi
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“We worked with Beth to get support helping our son understand and lean into his diagnosis - and see it in a positive way. We also needed help at home. She was on it with tools and ideas of how to help all of us navigate it.”
— Maia
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“Our conversations made me realize that I feel better when I talk to other people with ADHD, people who get me and understand. It makes me feel good.”
— Calvin
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“I can’t believe how far I’ve come. Without Beth, I wouldn’t be the high-functioning student I am today. She gave me all the tools I needed, and I can’t even begin to explain how grateful I am. Also, her presence in general has just been such a helpful, lighthearted and joyful addition to my life.”
— Kate
