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ADHD college accommodations can be the key to unlocking a student’s full academic potential — but many families don’t realize what’s available, how to access it, or how much of a difference it can make. At Canopy College Coaching, we…
What is an executive functioning coach? It’s a question we hear often at Canopy College Coaching — and for good reason. As more students transition from high school to college, the need for targeted support in skills like planning, time…
Executive functioning in college is essential for college students to succeed academically, socially, and personally. These cognitive processes—such as planning, time management, organization, and self-regulation—help students manage their workload and navigate the many responsibilities that come with college life. However,…
Introduction Mental health in college is a growing concern for students, parents, and educators alike. The transition to college life brings academic challenges, social adjustments, and newfound independence—all of which can contribute to stress and anxiety. Without the right support,…
Introduction Transitioning from high school to college is a significant milestone, and developing essential college skills is crucial for success. While academic preparation is important, mastering time management, organization, self-advocacy, and independent living skills can make a profound difference in…
College can be an exciting yet overwhelming experience, especially for students who struggle with organization, time management, and focus. Many students find that the transition from high school to college presents new challenges that require strong executive functioning skills. But…
Navigating college can be overwhelming, but with the right guidance, students can thrive. College coaching for academic success provides students with personalized support in three crucial areas: academics, executive functioning, and college life. This holistic approach helps students not only…
As a college freshman, you’re embarking on an exciting journey filled with new opportunities, challenges, and experiences. Among the most significant changes is the shift in your social circle—meeting new people, making friends, and trying to figure out where you…
Roughly 16% of students self-report having ADHD in College – and experts believe the number could be much higher. Navigating college with ADHD can feel overwhelming at times, but it’s important to remember that with the right strategies, what might…
Executive functioning in college is more than just a buzzword; it’s a crucial skill set that can determine a student’s success or struggle during their academic journey. For students who find themselves overwhelmed by the demands of college life, improving…