If you are a parent raising a teen who has ADHD, anxiety, or depression, this is for you. Ever wondered why your teen struggles in a particular subject, how to advocate at school, or help at home?
Knowledge is Power.
- Read a case study about Emily, an 8th-grade student who struggles with executive functioning, and the challenges she faces in math.
- Share my recommendations, as an educational therapist, with teachers, counselors, special education teams, etc.
- Create your own “shopping list" of services or things to look for when hiring someone to work with your teen.
- Help your teenager get better grades with less stress.
Hi. I'm Dynell. Mom. Educational Therapist. Dog Mom.
I have helped my son, who is now a freshman in college, and other teens who struggle with anxiety, depression, or ADHD go from failing to passing grades and from average grades to honor roll -- all while managing their diagnoses.
Everything we do at Dynell Garron Coaching is designed to help teens graduate knowing their gifts and help parents find simple ways to support them in school, hold them accountable, and maintain their connections.
What I share in this guide comes from my experience as an educational therapist and as a mom. I hope you find it useful!
