Through a Partnership with parents:
*YOUR child needs support and encouragement*
*YOUR child needs support and encouragement*
*YOUR child needs support and encouragement*
Life Stressors: include trauma, and feelings of hopelessness. Social Anxiety, Depression, Stress, Relationship and/ or Family Issues, Teen Topics, Building Self-Esteem.
*YOUR child needs help with various skills.*
*YOUR child needs support and encouragement*
*YOUR child needs support and encouragement*
Dealing with: social skills, life skills, and executive functioning skills ~ Self - Regulation, Cognitive Flexibility, Auditory Processing, Working Memory, Focus & Self-Control, Listening, Following Directions, and more.
*YOU need a voice and empowerment.*
*YOUR child needs support and encouragement*
*YOU need a voice and empowerment.*
Navigating the journey through special education services and accessing mental health resources for your child.
Life Coach
Preteen thru Young Adults with Learning Differences and/or Mental Illness
Executive Functional
* Learn strategies to use your voice to speak up.
* Learn how to use your accommodations in your IEP to help you be successful in your classes.
* Prepare you for further education, employment, independent, and living by self advocating for yourself
Life Coaching
* Techniques to deal with day to day situations
* Strategies to self regulate emotions
* Focus on improving Executive Functioning skills
* Social and Life Skills
Parent Coaching
Talk Time - Listen, Encouragement, Next Step
Priceless
Meeting (virtual/in-person), emails, text, and/or phone calls
Support, strength and strategic planning
Meeting (virtual/in person), emails, text, and/or phone calls
IEP Coaching
* Learn the process of special education
* Empower you to be a productive team player at your child’s IEP table
* Know your child’s rights according to IDEA and/or ADA
Shae Spears, MEd is not a lawyer or therapist. I'm not giving legal advice and diagnosing. I am not responsible for the final outcome.