
As an adult with a significant dyslexia, Julieann understands at a very personal level the need for an effective tool box to be able to “show what you know”. Utilizing a strength-based approach and a highly individualized toolbox one of her greatest joys in life is seeing children, adolescents and adults become more academically and personally self-confident and begin to soar.
Her favorite tip: Focus on your strengths, grab your toolbox and don’t let anyone stop you!

I bring over 20 years of experience coaching neurodiverse learners. My experience includes working as a Learning Specialist in grades 4th – college at public and private educational institutions. Primary fields of expertise include executive functioning, test taking strategies including ACT & SAT, college preparation, and writing. I also have extensive work in the field of autism. I love what I do and believe every student wants to be successful in and out of the classroom. My clients and I work together to achieve academic and social skill building. strategies to build confidence. I look forward to being a part of your journey in better understanding your unique gifts and talents.
Susy’s favorite tip is, “Manage your time, rather than letting time manage you.”

Mary Ellen wears two hats; she is a licensed speech and language pathologist as well as a specialty in executive function support. A long time teacher at the school for the deaf she has a wide background and helps students who think differently succeed.She Provides a warmth of understanding and the depth of knowledge to help her students feel successful both academically and personally.
Mary Ellen’s favorite tips are, “Think positive! Focus on your strengths! And Don’t be afraid to ask for help when needed!”