ADHD support for parents dealing with daily struggles at home and at school
Your child isn’t being difficult. They’re struggling with skills they haven’t built yet.
We help you get your child to follow through, handle meltdowns, and stop needing to be told the same thing over and over.
Work directly with Janie Kokakis, SLP, mom of two, specializing in executive function and ADHD.
Work directly with Janie, founder, speech-language pathologist, and mom of two.
How this works for your family
Simple support that makes things easier, calmer, and more predictable at home.
Start with a quick call
We'll talk through what's going on and make sure this is the right next step for your family.
Get a clear, simple plan
Janie helps you understand what's getting in the way and what to change first.
Get support as things improve
You'll have support as you implement changes and start seeing real progress at home.
Real families. Real relief.
What is the 15 minute consultation?
This is a quick call to understand what is going on with your child and what has been hard lately. We will ask a few questions, listen to what you are dealing with, and give you a clear next step. If it feels like a good fit, we can talk about working together. If not, you will still leave with direction.
Is this a sales call?
No. There is no pressure to sign up for anything. The goal is to understand your situation and see if this is actually helpful for your family. If it is not a fit, we will tell you.
What kind of behaviors do you actually help with?
We help with things like not following directions, big reactions, constant reminders, sibling conflict, and routines that fall apart every day. The focus is on building the internal skills that make these situations easier over time.
We have already tried everything. How is this different?
Most parents we talk to feel this way. The difference is we are not just giving more tips or strategies. We focus on helping your child build the skills underneath the behavior, like working memory, emotional control, and flexibility. That is what actually changes things long term.
Does my child need an ADHD diagnosis?
No. Many families we work with do not have a formal diagnosis. If your child struggles with things like attention, memory, emotional control, or following through, this can still be a good fit.
What ages do you work with?
We typically work with kids in the early elementary through middle school range. If you are not sure, we can talk through it on the call.
Do you work with families locally or is this online?
All sessions are online, which makes it easy to fit into your schedule. We are based in Cary, North Carolina, and work with families across the state, with many of the families we support located in Raleigh, Cary, Apex, Chapel Hill, and the surrounding Triangle area.
What happens after the call?
If it feels like a good fit, we will walk you through what working together looks like. If you are not ready or it is not the right time, that is completely fine. You will still leave the call with something useful you can try right away. Book a call with us here.
You don’t have to keep doing this on your own
It’s not defiance. It’s executive function. And it can be built.
If your child struggles to follow through, melts down over small things, or acts like they’ve never done the same routine before, there’s a reason.
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