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Summer Executive Function Bootcamp

Gain the skills you need to thrive in your first year of college with our Summer Executive Function Bootcamp! Over four weeks, students will learn essential strategies for time management, prioritization, note-taking, study habits, and self-advocacy. These sessions are designed to prepare you for your college experience!

Sign up today to build your foundation for success!

✔ Includes 1:1 caregiver consultation
✔ Students get to keep resources provided
✔ Interactive group sessions tailored for incoming college students

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Designed for Incoming Freshmen, with Neurodiverse Students in Mind

This course is designed to support all students, with a focus on creating a welcoming and accessible environment for neurodiverse learners. Virtual options are available for your convenience, no matter which university or school you’re attending. Build confidence and set yourself up for success—sign up today!

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What you’ll learn

  • ✓ Time Management

    Learn how to create a balanced schedule, manage deadlines, and avoid procrastination to stay on top of your college workload.

  • ✓ Prioritization

    Discover how to identify what tasks matter most and organize your to-do list effectively to maximize productivity.

  • ✓ Note-Taking and Study Habits

    Explore strategies for capturing key information in class and developing effective study techniques to retain material and prepare for exams.

  • ✓ Self-Advocacy

    Gain confidence in communicating your needs, seeking help from professors or support services, and advocating for yourself in academic and social settings.

  • ✓ Parent Consultations

    We value collaboration and open communication, offering a 1:1 consultation to support parents during this new transition and provide tools to foster their student's success and independence.

Sydni Rapson, an executive function coach and tutor based in Boulder, Colorado, provides ADHD support and academic coaching for CU Boulder students and neurodivergent young adults. She offers personalized strategies to build independence and success

Meet your coach

Sydni 

It all begins with preparing for what’s next. As a neurodiverse CU Boulder alumna with experience in education, IEPs, and speech therapy, I understand the executive function challenges of starting college. I’m excited to help incoming freshmen, especially neurodiverse students, develop tools like time management, prioritization, note-taking, study strategies, and self-advocacy to ease the transition and set you up for success in your first year!

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    Virtual Group

    Join our Virtual Executive Function Group! Designed with incoming freshmen who are neurodivergent young adults! Gain essential skills in time management, organization, goal setting, and self-regulation to thrive in academics and life. Tailored coaching ensures every participant feels empowered and prepared for success.

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    Boulder

    Discover community and confidence with our Boulder Executive Function Group! Perfect for neurodivergent young adults, this in-person group offers coaching on time management, organization, study, and note-taking strategies while fostering friendships and peer support. Learn the inside scoop from a CU neurodiverse alumna and build skills that last a lifetime!

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    Fort Collins

    Thrive with our Fort Collins Executive Function Group! Designed for neurodivergent young adults, this in-person group blends coaching on executive skills like planning and prioritization with a supportive environment to grow independence and meet new friends.

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