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The On Course Pathway Program is designed for students ages 10–18 who may feel overwhelmed, stressed, unmotivated, disorganized, unsure of themselves, stuck, or uncertain about how to move forward in certain areas of life or school.
This program is also a great fit for families looking to explore coaching support before deciding whether a longer-term coaching experience would be beneficial.
What to Expect
The On Course Pathway Program includes:
- 6 Coaching Sessions (flexible scheduling)
- 2 Family Connection Session (after 3 student sessions)
- student-centered coaching conversations
- opportunities for reflection, accountability, and growth
- practical support for routines, organization, communication, and healthy habits
Coaching conversations may explore topics such as:
- Academic Confidence
- Ownership / Personal Responsibility
- Student Agency / Initiative
- Independence
- Self-Awareness
- Self-Advocacy
- Motivation / Getting Started
- Organization & Prioritization
- Planning & Time Management
- Goal Setting
- Follow-Through
- Accountability
- Decision-Making
- Managing Stress & Overwhelm
- Managing Emotions & Reactions
- Handling Setbacks & Frustration
Coaching Timeline
- 3 Student Coaching Sessions
- 1 Family Connection Session
- 3 Student Coaching Sessions
- 1 Family Connection Session
Family Connection Sessions provide opportunities for students, families, and the coach to come together to celebrate growth, discuss observations, reflect on progress, and address questions or concerns moving forward.
Next Steps
Ready to explore coaching support for your student? Click “Book Now” to begin the onboarding process and schedule the first coaching session.
What questions do you still have?
An Inquiry Call is a great way to explore coaching in a relaxed, no obligation or expectation environment. Schedule my free 30 min call!
What questions do you still have?
An Inquiry Call is a great way to explore coaching in a relaxed, no obligation or expectation environment. Schedule my free 30 min call!
Important Disclaimer
Coaching is a collaborative and student-centered process designed to support reflection, self-awareness, growth, accountability, and skill development. Students are responsible for their own participation, effort, choices, and progress throughout the coaching process.
On Course Family Coaching services are not counseling, therapy, psychological services, or tutoring. Coaching sessions do not diagnose or treat mental health conditions, provide crisis support, or replace licensed mental health care, academic intervention services, or specialized educational support.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why choose the Pathway Program?
The On Course Pathway Program is a great option for students and families who are curious about coaching and would like to experience the process before committing to a longer-term coaching relationship. It provides students with opportunities to build confidence, strengthen routines, increase self-awareness, and explore challenges in a supportive environment.
Is two months enough time to see a difference?
Every student is different, and coaching does not guarantee specific outcomes. However, two months often provides enough time for students to become comfortable with the coaching process, gain new insights, develop awareness around challenges and opportunities, and begin taking meaningful steps forward.
What students benefit from the Pathway Program?
The Pathway Program is designed for students ages 10–18 who may feel overwhelmed, stressed, unmotivated, disorganized, unsure of themselves, stuck, or uncertain about how to move forward in certain areas of life or school.
Students do not need to be struggling academically to benefit from coaching. Many students use coaching to strengthen confidence, communication skills, routines, relationships, decision-making, and personal growth.
What topics can my student discuss during coaching?
Students help determine the focus of coaching conversations. Topics may include organization, time management, study habits, confidence, communication, friendships, motivation, stress management, routines, responsibilities, goal-setting, future planning, and personal growth etc.
What if my student doesn't know what to talk about?
This is very common, especially during the first few sessions. Coaching conversations often begin by discussing what's going well, what's challenging, current stressors, goals, interests, or everyday experiences. Reflection activities and coaching tools can also help students identify topics they would like to explore.
What role do parents play in the Pathway Program?
Parents play an important role by providing encouragement, support, and opportunities for growth outside of coaching sessions. The Pathway Program includes one Family Connection Session where students, parents, and the coach come together to celebrate growth, discuss observations, and reflect on the coaching experience.
Will I know what my student talks about during coaching sessions?
Coaching conversations are confidential in order to create a safe and supportive environment where students can speak openly. While specific session details are generally not shared, parents are encouraged to communicate concerns when needed, and safety concerns may require additional communication.
What happens after the Pathway Program ends?
At the conclusion of the program, families may decide that the Pathway Program provided the support they needed, or they may choose to continue coaching through a longer-term option such as the On Course Achievers Program or the On Course Student Success Program.
Does coaching guarantee results?
No. Coaching is a collaborative process, and results depend on the student's participation, effort, willingness to reflect, and actions taken outside of coaching sessions. While coaching cannot guarantee outcomes, it can provide support, accountability, encouragement, and opportunities for meaningful growth and self-discovery.
How does the payment plan work?
You'll be charged in 2 payments of $300 each or 4 payments of $150 each (not including the one-time set-up fee); the charges will happen automatically on the same day of the month/week of your original purchase.
How far apart should sessions be booked?
With a total of 6 sessions plus a family connection session at the end of the program. I recommend dedicating time roughly once a week to maintain consistency and progress.
Price
$750
OR
$395 + 1 payment of $375 (monthly)
OR
$210 + 3 payments of $190 (every 2 weeks)
This package includes
- 6 Coaching Sessions (flexible scheduling)
- 2 Family Connection Session (1st midpoint 2nd end of sessions)
- Emotions Chart
- Wheel of Life Assessments
- Goal Setting Notes
- Automatic payments
- and more!