College and graduate school are times when students discover their individuality and independence. However, the demands of managing classes, papers, exams, and other assignments can be challenging for students on the brink of adulthood. Executive Function Coach Nancy Chin works with college and graduate students to help them organize and prioritize their work, eliminate distractions, and set achievable goals.

Step By Step supports young adults who:

• Get easily distracted and have difficulty focusing on tasks
• Have poor sleep habits and are often tired and unprepared for class as a result
• Struggle to manage multiple projects at once
• Spend excessive time on devices and lack a healthy balance of sleep, exercise, and social activities

The transition to adulthood can be especially challenging for students with learning differences.

“[A] substantial number of young adults—as many as one in five—struggle with learning and attention issues (LAI), but many have not been formally identified.”
—Student Voices: A Study of Young Adults with Learning and Attention Issues, National Center for Learning Disabilities.

Step By Step specializes in helping individuals with learning differences develop structure, organization, and balance in their academic and personal lives. Contact Nancy to begin building a framework that supports academic success—so you can spend less time feeling stressed about assignments and more time pursuing your goals and aspirations.