Who Is in the Room in Executive Function Coaching

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Published: July 20, 2026

Last Updated: July 20, 2026

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Infographic Comparing Two Executive Function Coaching Arrangements, Coaching Yourself Versus Paying For Your Teen, Across Four Rows: Who Is The Client, Who Pays, Who Is In The Session, And Who Gets An Update. Coaching Yourself, The Client And The Payer Are The Same Person. Paying For Your Teen, The Teen Is The Client And The Parent Hears Themes And Progress Rather Than A Transcript.

Comparison of who the client is, who pays, who attends, and who gets an update in executive function coaching.

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Chris Hanson

I earned my special education teaching certification while working as paraeducator in the Kent School District. Overall, I have over 10 years of classroom experience and 30 years and counting of personal experience with neurodivergency. I started Life Skills Advocate, LLC in 2019 because I wanted to create the type of support I wish I had when I was a teenager struggling to find my path in life. Alongside our team of dedicated coaches, I feel very grateful to be able to support some amazing people.

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