Serving Marin County & Beyond
Your Child's Doctor or Therapist Sent You Here.
Here's why, and what to do next.
Most families get the diagnosis, the medication conversation, maybe a therapy referral or tutoring, and very little guidance for home. But home is where life happens: mornings, homework, transitions, bedtime. With ADHD in the house, those moments get harder and more charged.
That's the gap this work fills. I'm not a replacement for clinical care. I translate it into everyday family life, through the PAUSE People System. It's likely what your clinician had in mind.
What clinicians typically refer for:
1. Parent behavior training. The CDC and AAP recommend it alongside any ADHD treatment. It's rarely offered first. This work is built around it.
2. Translating the evaluation. I read the report and turn it into a real action plan for home and school.
3. Academics, Executive function coaching for students. Therapy handles the emotional piece. EF coaching handles planning, organization, better habits, and work completion. Most kids need both.
4. Family dynamic support. ADHD affects everyone. I work with the student and the parents to improve the dynamic between them.
Where to Start:
Want a clear plan for your child? EF Launchpad. An EF assessment, an Action Plan built from the evaluation, and coaching on demand.
Ready for weekly coaching? Ongoing 1:1 Student Coaching. Term-based student coaching with parent coaching built in.
Want support for yourself at home? PAUSE at Home. Three months of flexible 1:1 parent coaching.
Parenting across two homes? Co-Parenting Blueprint. One shared plan for both households.
A note to clinicians
Thank you for the referral. I'm happy to coordinate with your office, review shared documents, and keep you updated with family consent. Reach out through the contact page.