Let's get learning! Because life skills can vary so much from each individual and situation, I find it more appropriate to teach those skills in a one on one setting. In our half hour sessions, we can focus in on a single skill that needs developing, reinforce existing skills, or choose a few topics to quickly review. This is also ideal for ADHD executive functioning skills. Your student's needs lead the way! 

Some of the topics may include: 

Life Skills Topics - Hygiene & Grooming, Clothing Sizes, Hardware & Tools, Kitchen Sight Words, Sizes, Phone Conversations
Functional Math - Dollar Up, More or Less, Money Identification, Menu Math, Fractions, Comparison Shopping
Functional Reading & Writing - Reading Comprehension, WH Questions, Environmental Print, Personal Information / Form Filling
Community Skills - Community Safety, Community Signs, Dentist Appointment, Grocery Stores, Post Office, Gift Exchange, Doctor's Appointment, Interviews
Vocational Skills - Looking Professional, Types of Employment, Job Skills, Resumes, Workplace Accommodations, Calendar Skills

These one on one sessions can take many forms - either as a full curriculum of life skills needs, or zeroing in on specific skills that your child needs, including executive functioning, study skills, or time management. 

Lessons will be delivered through a combination of traditional pen and paper work, role play, videos, slides and games. I use a laid back teaching style that is more collaborative than authoritative, and I love tailoring lessons to fit the need. Think of this as a social skills camp!