Serving Marin County & Beyond
ADHD in the House? You Need Someone
Who Understands the Whole Picture.
You've got a bright kid, a full life, and a growing sense that the usual advice isn't working. That's exactly where I come in.
EF Coaching & Educational Therapy for kids/teens
Understanding ADHD
in the House
For schools, districts, and parent groups
Have a sense something needs to change, but not sure where to start?
Right now, weekly student slots are full — but there's a smart way to use this time. Enrolling in PAUSE at Home is how you join the waitlist: you'll start the work together with Dan, parent to parent. You'll get priority when an ongoing slot opens, and your family will already be ahead of where you'd otherwise start.
Why the Whole Family?
Self-regulation doesn't develop from more talking. It develops from being seen, supported, and practiced — in real time, at home, with you. The window before age 12 is particularly powerful. We call it the Legacy Window. Here's what most families don't realize:
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The default is to fix the child — tutors, therapies, medication. But the CDC and AAP say parent behavior training is the most important frontline intervention, and it's almost never offered first.
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Screens are quietly eroding kids' capacity for focus and self-regulation — and most parents don't have the tools to push back effectively.
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EF challenges don't plateau in adolescence — they accelerate. The sooner families build the right skills and environment, the less steep the climb.
About Dan
Dan Leibowitz, M.Ed., M.S.Sped., C.E.T. — educational therapist, coach, and co-creator of the PAUSE People System. Based in Kentfield, Marin County.
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"There has been a total shift in our family dynamic. We are problem solving and simply working better as a team." C.S., Fort Bragg, CA, 2025
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"Your approach has everything I had hoped for — substance, experience, actionable handouts, and a good dose of humor and compassion." — Boriana, Switzerland, 2026
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"Dan really helps me understand my son in a different way and empowers me as a parent to help him in ways where I previously felt more helpless." — Julie P., 2026
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Use your CA Regional Center self-determination fund to cover the cost of coaching (Service code 331).