Do afternoons and evenings in your house feel like a constant scramble?

Maybe you're juggling an ever-growing list of activities, reminding your child about assignments and deadlines, or staying up late helping finish a project that somehow became an emergency overnight.

Planning, organization, time management, attention, and emotional regulation can be challenging for kids... and for the parents trying to support them. The good news is that having the right systems in place can make a meaningful difference for the entire family.

In this interactive five-week course, led by Deanna Kim, M.Ed., parents will learn practical strategies for strengthening executive functioning skills and creating family systems that make everyday life feel more manageable.

Together, we'll explore planning and family calendars, organization, time management, routines, attention and distractions, homework frustrations, and emotional regulation.

Each week, you'll leave with a practical action step to put what you've learned into practice at home. By the end of the course, you'll have a personalized roadmap and concrete tools to help your family feel more organized, reduce day-to-day frustration, and build routines that work.

What We'll Cover:

Week 1: Metacognition & Planning

• Learn how to “zoom out” and “zoom in” to better understand and address your child's needs.
• Make better use of planners and family calendars to manage long-term projects, extracurricular activities, appointments, and special events.


Week 2: Organization & Time Management

• Create practical systems for keeping physical and digital spaces organized.
• Help your child increase time awareness and learn strategies for managing time more effectively.


Week 3: Sustaining Attention & Response Inhibition

• Help children recognize and rate impulses before acting on them.
• Learn strategies to improve focus during homework and manage distractions.


Week 4: Emotional Regulation

• Understand the connection between emotional regulation and learning.
• Help children express strong emotions and develop tools for regulating them.


Week 5: Bringing It All Together

• Turn what you've learned into realistic, sustainable action steps for your family.
• Prepare for common challenges and learn how to adjust when your systems don't go according to plan.