Summer Group Coaching

Where Executive Function Meets
Fun, Friendship, and Growth

Summer break doesn’t have to mean lost structure or missed opportunities. At Positive Learning KC, my Summer Small Groups are designed to keep kids and teens growing—socially, emotionally, and independently.

With fun, real-life themes like baking, crafting, and adulting, each group builds critical executive function skills like planning, time management, flexible thinking, and follow-through.

Capped at just 3 students per group, these sessions offer the perfect mix of support, strategy, and connection to make this summer meaningful and empowering.

Tailored Groups for Every Age—from Playful to Practical

  • Ages 8–12

    👧 Build Skills Through Fun
    Our younger groups are designed for hands-on learners who thrive with structure, creativity, and routine. Kids build essential executive function skills like planning, focus, and flexibility through real-world, fun activities.

    Baking Club – Choose the recipe, prep the kitchen, lead the team

    Crafting Club – Plan, prep, and lead a creative project start to finish

    LEGO Club – Solve build challenges and design your own mini set

    📍 In person (Lenexa, KS) | Max 3 students per group

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  • High School Students

    🎒 High School: Practice Independence in Real Time
    Teen-focused coaching that actually feels relevant. These sessions help high schoolers grow independence, manage their time and tasks, and build confidence—without sounding like another lecture.

    All Things Adulting – Communication, task management, budgeting basics, and more—all in a relatable, real-talk setting

    📍 Held via Zoom | Max 3 students per group

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  • College Students

    🎓 College Students: Support for a Smoother Semester
    Whether you're an incoming freshman or a returning student, this group helps you build systems that stick—so you can navigate deadlines, dorm life, and stress with more ease and less chaos.

    College Transitions Group – Time management, academic planning, advocating with professors, and handling life on your own terms

    📍 Held via Zoom | Max 3 students per group

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