Coaching Supports for Life, Social, and Executive Functioning (EF) Skills
At Lincoln Square Coaching (LSC), we provide individualized coaching services to support youth and young adults in developing the skills they need to thrive at school, at home, and in the community. Our coaching model is strengths-based, person-centered, and responsive to each learner’s unique needs and goals.
We work with individuals with a variety of support needs, including those with:
- Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
- ADHD or other attention-related challenges
- Learning disabilities
- Anxiety or mood disorders
- Intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD)
Whether you or your child needs help managing school demands, improving social interactions, or gaining greater independence in daily life, our experienced coaches are here to help.
What We Help With
Our coaching services are tailored to each individual and may focus on:
Life Skills
- Time management and organization
- Managing personal care routines
- Navigating transportation and community access
- Building independence in everyday tasks
Academic Skills
- Planning and completing assignments
- Study strategies and test preparation
- Navigating accommodations and support systems
Social and Interpersonal Skills
- Understanding social cues and body language
- Initiating and maintaining conversations
- Conflict resolution and friendship-building
Executive Functioning Skills
- Goal setting and follow-through
- Task initiation and completion
- Self-monitoring and impulse control
- Emotional regulation and coping strategies
How We Work
We begin with a collaborative intake process that includes the participant and their family. Based on this, we develop an individualized support plan with clear, achievable goals.
Services can be delivered:
- In-person (NYC and surrounding regions)
- Virtually via Zoom
- In the community (based on client needs)
Frequency and session format are customized to the individual's goals.
Who Provides Services?
Our team includes Certified Rehabilitation Counselors, educators, and professionals with advanced training in disability services, human resources, counseling, and education. All coaches receive ongoing supervision and training in:
- Neurodiversity-affirming practices
- Trauma-informed care
- Culturally responsive support
Payment Options
We believe in making services as accessible as possible for families. Coaching services may be available through:
ACCES-VR: For participants eligible for ACCES-VR services, LSC can provide coaching if a referral is made for these supports. Please speak with your child’s VRC (Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor) or contact us to see if you're eligible.
Private Pay (Sliding Scale Available): We also offer coaching as a private pay service with a sliding scale fee structure based on household income and financial circumstances. We are committed to ensuring that cost is not a barrier to receiving support. Please reach out to us directly to discuss rates and eligibility for our sliding scale. We are happy to work with you to find an option that fits your needs.
Ready to Learn More?
If you're an individual, parent, caregiver, or professional looking to explore coaching supports, we’d love to connect. You can:
- Call us at (212) 320-8973
- Email us at referrals@lincolnsqcoaching.com
We look forward to supporting your or your child’s growth, confidence, and success.
Frequently Asked Questions
A: Coaching focuses on building specific skills for life, school, and work. It’s forward-looking and goal-oriented. Therapy typically addresses mental health concerns or emotional processing. Coaching and therapy can complement one another.
A: Most participants meet with their coach weekly, but we will work with you to set a schedule that matches your needs and goals.
A: We work with youth and young adults, typically between the ages of 12–30. We are happy to consider other ages on a case-by-case basis.