Liz Makhramadzhyan
Executive Function Coach
Coaching style
Warm, Affirming, Collaborative
Who I work best with
I work best with older teens and young adults who struggle with independence and managing daily responsibilities, so they can understand their brains and create systems that support them.
Top areas I support
- Task initiation (starting)
- Routines / habits
- Time blindness / time management
- Planning / prioritizing
- Homework / studying / assignment planning
What sessions look like
In a typical session, we follow your lead, explore what's on your mind, and chat about possible strategies. You'll leave feeling heard, supported, and with strategies to try.
Go-to strengths
- Academic support
- Routines and consistency
- Time management / planning
- Motivation / avoidance
Relevant experience
- Instructor/Job Coach, Seeds for Autism (4 years)
- Writing, Reading, Math Tutor (3 years)
- Behavioral Intervention & Support (4 years)
Education & training
- B.S. Child & Adolescent Development
- M.A. Special Education
Personal neurodivergent experience
I coach from lived experience with diagnosed anxiety and depression, and self-diagnosed ADHD and autism, to support and guide clients.
Outside of coaching
Outside coaching, you'll find me playing cozy video games or cuddling with my cats.