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Sarah L.
"It's like having an executive function coach in your inbox once a week. For FREE!
Marissa Z.
"My kids have started asking if the next challenge has arrived. They are really into it!
Jess B.
"The activities are fun. They don't feel like learning, but the parent tip sheet explains what skills they're learning.
You want to help your child thrive in school and out.
But you're not sure what to do, and doing research, reading blog posts, and watching videos feels like more than you can add to your already overflowing plate.
I want to help you support your child in the easiest and least stressful way possible.
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The activities are designed to be fun, engaging, and appropriate for a range of ages (I'll give you modifications for preschoolers through teens).
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Each activity will include a brief tip sheet for parents explaining the executive function skills being targeted that week and suggestions for how to get the most out of the activity.
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The activities are designed to be simple and easy to fit into your every day routines. (No complicated instructions or lengthy material lists!)
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Motivate and track your progress with badges and the chance to win exciting prizes!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is this program appropriate for my adhd child?
Yes! Children who struggle with attention and executive function skill weaknesses will benefit from the weekly activities.
Is this program only for children with an ADHD diagnosis?
No! All children who struggle with executive function skills can benefit. Since executive function skills don't fully develop until our mid-20's, then it's safe to assume your child can benefit from activities that will help strengthen and support those skills.
How much time do the activities take?
It varies from week to week, but the activities are designed with busy families in mind. They are often activities you can incorporate into your regular routine or discussions you can have over dinner or in the car.
What age group does this work for?
The activities are designed with students in kindergarten through high school in mind. When necessary, tips will be given to adapt strategies to younger children.
What if we miss a week?
You'll get the activities in your inbox every Monday. You decide when and if you want to do them. No pressure!
How much does it cost?
Zero! Being a part of the Mind Launcher Club is FREE! Why? I am passionate about supporting ALL students and helping them thrive. I want to provide the support I wish I had received as a child. Occasionally I offer paid products and services, but it is up to you whether you would like to consider them.
Hi, I'm Emily Hawe,
founder of Mind Launchers
There is nothing I love more than helping students reach their full potential.
Over the course of my career as a certified teacher, a college advisor, and an executive function coach, I have seen time and time again that the largest obstacle blocking students from excelling is poor executive function skills.
These are the skills that allow us to plan, pay attention, remember instructions, and juggle multiple tasks successfully.
It wasn't until after becoming a teacher and seeing students struggle with these skills that I decided to do a deep dive into the causes and solutions.
I then developed systems for struggling parents and students to positively impact their school experience by learning these executive functioning skills.
I saw clients go from failing classes, to achieving A/B averages and heading off to college.
And now, I’m taking my depth of knowledge on how the brain learns to develop programs that empower students with effective study skills.
In addition to my courses and private coaching work, I am a staff developer for multiple school districts in the NYC metropolitan area. I hold a Master’s degree in Higher Education Administration (Pupil Personnel Services) and a Master’s degree in English Education from Teachers College at Columbia University.
