PATH
Child Skills, Strategies & Independence
Sometimes children know what they’re supposed to do, but getting started, staying organized, managing a multi-step task, or working through something difficult can still feel hard.
PATH helps your child understand what gets in the way, develop practical strategies that work for them, and build the confidence, self-advocacy and independence to move forward.
The PATH Framework
P
PINPOINTÂ
Understand what is getting in the way and where your child may
need support.
A
ADAPTÂ
Find strategies, supports and approaches that fit how your child
learns and works best.
T
TEACH THE TOOLSÂ
Develop practical skills and strategies your child can use in school
and everyday life.
H
HELP THEM MOVE FORWARDÂ
Build confidence, self-advocacy and increasing independence so your
child can rely less on adult support over time.
How PATH Can Support Your Child
PATH creates a way forward.
Executive Functioning Coaching
Develop practical strategies for organization, planning, task initiation, time management, managing multi-step tasks and following through.
Learning Strategies
Explore approaches and environmental supports that help your child work more effectively and understand how they learn best.
Confidence & Self-Understanding
Help your child recognize their strengths, understand areas that feel difficult and develop a more confident understanding of themselves as a learner.
Self-Advocacy
Help your child recognize what they need, communicate those needs appropriately and take a more active role in their own learning.
Building Independence
Develop strategies and routines that reduce reliance on adult prompting and help your child take greater ownership of everyday responsibilities and schoolwork.