We provide one-on-one executive function coaching for students in grades 2-12. To keep parents fully in the loop with the work we’re doing, we’ve created a password protected portal, EMChat™, which facilitates ongoing communication between instructors and parents. And we offer a variety of workshops to educate parents on the importance of executive function skills in their children's success.
EVERY STUDENT CAN FIND SUCCESS.
Resources for Parents and Educators
Parents
Education Professionals
Engaging Minds offers a variety of professional development workshops for educators. As a certified PDP provider with the state of Massachusetts, Engaging Minds has extensive experience training and educating participants in all facets executive function. All offerings are run in a workshop-style format, engaging participants in case studies and interactive exercises throughout.
What People are Saying
We wanted to write you to thank you for working with our son this year. We really appreciate all the time and care you have given him. He...
D.M.
Parent of a 9th grader
I wanted to send you a note to thank you for all your help and support with our son this past school year. He finished the year up...
Ally L.
Parent of a 9th grader
My son worked with a coach at Engaging Minds for the past year. He had three items he wanted to work on and they accomplished their goals. I...
Deb C.
Parent of a 12th grader
Engaging Minds was a godsend for our daughter. She learned so much from her sessions with her coach. Her newly acquired executive function skills will serve her well...
Amy N.
Parent of an 11th grader
The tutors working with my son were patient, understanding, and attentive. He was happy to attend sessions and felt that he benefitted from the support.
J.T.
Parent of a 10th grader
Our Engaging Minds coach was so good with my daughter. She really loved her approach and she learned a great deal on how to break things down into...
Anonymous
Parent of a 7th grader
Our son’s executive function coach was wonderful. He helped with not only the day to day academics of a challenging course load but aided in the college application...
Anonymous
Parent of a 10th grader
I have two children with different learning styles and needs and EM was great at setting unique learning plans for each learner. The tutors imparted great skills that...
Ellen G.
Parent of a 12th grader
Thank you for your support of our daughter, and for the good work you two have done. It is difficult to believe that she has completed her second year...
Sean N.
Parent of a college student
Working with Engaging Minds has helped our son build critical organizational skills and he has gained confidence in very visible ways. The thoughtful intake process helped connect us...
Kate K.
Parent of a 3rd grader
Thanks so much for all you’re doing for our son. We really appreciate you taking such good care of him. You’ve done a wonderful job and have been...
Janet O.
Parent of an 11th grader
Engaging Minds has been a wonderful support system for our son. Our son’s tutor taught study and organization skills, provided our son with important resources to reference, and...
Jeremy C.
Parent of a 7th grader
We want to thank you for everything you have done for our daughter. You both made a huge difference in her academic journey and we really appreciated that you...
Kara B.
Parent of a College Graduate
Our daughter’s instructor was a great coach and partner for my child. She had endless patience for her, which is no small task at the end of the...
Sarah S.
Parent of a 5th grader
Our son is finding the weekly meetings very helpful. We appreciate your time and expertise. This has been a win for our son! Thank you!
Deb C.
Parent of an 11th grader
Thank you for your ongoing support. I have never seen our son so engaged with school which is really nice to see. Thank you!
Gwen L.
Parent of an 8th grader
Engaging Minds has meant the difference for our high school student! It is a great skills based program that teaches students how to study and strengthens the executive...
Bruce P.
Parent of a 10th grader
Our son has been working with Engaging Minds for several years now. Engaging Minds kept him on track and fresh during the very difficult year-plus of Covid disruption...
Emily M.
Parent of a 5th grader
Engaging Minds has been fantastic! They’re able to connect with our son and guide him appropriately down the right path week after week – he enjoys the sessions...
Rebecca S.
Parent of a 7th grader
I wanted to share some positive feedback. My son is really connecting with you. He is grateful for your direction and he feels your approach and help has...
Deb
Parent of an 11th grader
I have to tell you – our daughter is SO positive when I ask her about how she is finding these sessions. I can see that her school-related...
Erica B.
Parent of an 8th grader
The outstanding experience our first grader has had in the EM Early Readers program this past year has exceeded our expectations and we can’t thank you enough. Three...
Jamie M.
Parent of a 1st grader
I just wanted to share our son’s grades with you as we are so proud of him for the improvements he’s made and the good work he puts...
John F.
Parent of a 6th grader
We have been impressed with the professionalism and personal support Engaging Minds has offered our family and our 9th grader. We were referred to them for executive function...
Stacy M.
Parent of a 9th grader
Our third grader absolutely loves her Engaging Minds tutor and experience – we are so impressed with what we have seen. Our daughter was generally keeping up in...
Rob M.
Parent of a 3rd garder
We wanted to take this opportunity to express huge gratitude for Engaging Minds. Our son’s experience with his instructor has been great, in many different ways. He was...
Jackie B.
Parent of a 7th grader
I just wanted to reach out and say thank you for all that you’ve helped me with in the past 3 years. You’ve taught me so many skills that...
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College Sophomore
Engaging Minds has been an important partner in helping us figure out our daughter’s (ever-evolving) solution to her ADD and her own unique executive function challenges. Toward the...
Catherine M
Parent of a 7th grader
My son will be the first admit that even through Zoom this was an incredibly helpful experience. He was reluctant at first, but by the end of the...
Rika S.
Parent of a 9th grader
Excellent, thorough, evaluation, recommendations, and program. My husband and I really appreciated the weekly synopsis, and on-going communication.
Cheryl K.
Parent of a 10th grader
Thank you for working with my son these last few months. Knowing how challenging it was for him to be on Zoom while he was a remote student,...
Angie T.
Parent of a 7th grader
A little over a year ago we contacted you about our daughter. I can remember the initial Zoom meeting when we discussed the type of instructor she works...
Kelley T.
Parent of a 9th grader
Our son benefited greatly from his sessions. His grades are up and his organizational skills are improving. His teachers are all providing him and us with positive feedback...
Sean M.
Parent of a 9th grader
Our son has really benefited from working with his tutor and previous tutor over the past two years. His weekly meetings have helped him organize himself and plan...
Courtney C.
Parent of a 12th grader
I can’t say enough about how great our son’s tutor this year has been. In fact, our son has really valued the experience with all of his tutors...
Pam G.
Parent of a 12th grader
Our daughter’s self-advocacy has come a long way since the end of last year when we started with you! She used to be either too shy or not...
Ashley R.
Parent of a 9th grader
Tip of the Week
September 17, 2024
Chaos to order
Many students approach homework in a disorganized, haphazard manner which can make it feel overwhelming and unassailable. This often leads to procrastination, stress, and potentially falling behind. Encourage your child to bring the chaos to order by prioritizing their assignments before diving into their homework. Having them take a few minutes to prioritize will help them approach tasks with more intention and focus. Here’s a simple method you can suggest:
- Quick Scan: Briefly look over all the assignments for the day.
- Identify Priorities: Determine which tasks are most important or urgent. These might be assignments with due dates, projects that require more time, or subjects they find challenging.
- Create a Plan: Jot down a simple plan, outlining the order in which they’ll tackle their assignments. This can be as simple as a numbered list.
By prioritizing their work, your child can better manage their time, reduce stress, and improve their overall productivity. And it only takes a few minutes!