Get ready for back-to-school after the Winter Break! Based on our long-standing FocusWeek Program, our Winter FocusCamp helps students improve executive functioning skills to prepare for school success.
Led by FocusWeek Pros Kristine Habibi, LPC, and Katherine Esquivel, LPC, this 3-hour workshop will provide students with hands-on tools to hit the ground running in the new year.
Topics covered include:
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Time Management
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Organization
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Note-Taking Skills
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Reading for Comprehension
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Remembering Better
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Social Skills
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Emotion Regulation
What are the
Executive Functions?
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Planning and organization
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Flexible Thinking
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Working Memory
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Time Management
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Emotion Regulation
MEET THE TEAM
Dr. Kimberly Harrison, Founder
Katherine Esquivel, LPC
Kristine Habibi, LPC
FAQ:
Who is FocusCamp for?
FocusCamp is for students in 4th - 8th grades who want to become more self-motivated, responsible students.
Is FocusCamp only for children diagnosed with ADHD?
Our FocusCamp program helps all types of students, including those with ADHD.
How can FocusCamp help my child?
Currently, many students just go to school but are not skilled students. FocusCamp can help your child by providing tools for success at school and at home.
What do students learn during FocusCamp?
Students learn to be responsible, organized, and proactive. They learn how to read for comprehension, take better notes, manage time, and study efficiently and effectively.
Is the cost for FocusCamp reimbursable by my insurance?
Insurance reimbursement depends on your policy and coverage. We are an out of network provider and do not process insurance. However, we can provide you with a superbill upon request if you would like to submit it to your insurance company.
THE SKILLED STUDENT INITIATIVE™
FocusCamp is part of a larger project created by Dr. Harrison called The Skilled Student Initiative. This groundbreaking program brings hands-on solutions to entire schools to address challenges associated with executive functioning. Due to a myriad of technological choices available, lack of overarching organizational skills, and differing communication styles, many students have become unprepared for what lies ahead in school and in life.
The Skilled Student Initiative incorporates teachers, parents, and students to help get everyone on the same page, streamline confusing options, and develop strong executive functioning skills.
