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Build trust, assess strengths, and develop awareness while establishing the mindset everything else is built on.
- Build trust
- Assess strengths
- Develop awareness
- Establish mindset
The Marriott Method™ helps students and student athletes, from middle school through college, beat procrastination, disorganization, and academic overwhelm, so they feel empowered, motivated, and excited about their future.

Every student deserves someone who sees their potential before they see it themselves.

I’ve spent more than 25 years in education, and in all that time one thing has never changed: my heart is with students, especially the bright, capable ones who are quietly drowning in procrastination, disorganization, and overwhelm.
I became an executive function coach because these students don’t need another lecture or another tutor. They need someone to teach them the life success skills they were never taught: time management, organization, planning, self-regulation, and task initiation.
That’s why I created The Marriott Method™: a heart-centered, step-by-step framework that helps students become organized, confident, and independent, in school and beyond.
This isn’t simply coaching. It’s a proven, step-by-step framework designed to help students develop the habits, systems, and confidence they need for lasting success, one letter at a time.
Building confidence and hope.
Each week introduces a new skill and a new Marriott Tool. Students move through four phases, and leave with a personalized Success Journal they’ll keep using long after coaching ends.
A 12-week Student Success Coaching Program helping middle school, high school, and college students develop the executive function skills they need to become confident, organized, and independent learners.
Students build executive function skills while learning alongside peers in a supportive, encouraging environment. Each group is intentionally limited to four students so every participant receives personalized attention and opportunities to engage.
Interactive presentations for schools, parent organizations, community groups, and educational professionals.
Customized workshops and presentations are available based on audience size and event needs.
Students who have completed The Marriott Method™ may choose to continue their growth through ongoing one-on-one coaching sessions as needed. Follow-up coaching provides accountability, encouragement, and continued support as students navigate new challenges throughout the school year.
Building habits and systems before high school raises the stakes.
Turning procrastination and overwhelm into confidence and momentum.
Managing independence, time, and coursework without a safety net.
Supporting your child without the nightly homework battle.
It’s coaching that teaches the life success skills students were never taught: time management, organization, planning, self-regulation, communication, and task initiation. I work mainly with students who have ADHD or other learning differences, coaching them through the executive function skills that support everything else.
No. Tutors teach subject content. I coach the skills underneath every subject: how to plan, organize, start, and follow through, so students can succeed in any class, with or without a tutor.
The core program is the 12-week Marriott Method Roadmap™, with a new skill and tool each week. Many families continue with ongoing sessions to maintain momentum.
Parent collaboration is built into the program, with progress check-ins throughout, so you’ll always know what your student is working on.
The 12-week Marriott Method™ program is $1,680 paid in full (a $120 savings) or three monthly payments of $600. Pricing for small group coaching and workshops is listed under Ways to Work Together, and we can talk through what fits your family best on your free Student Success Assessment call.
Both. Coaching with the Marriott Method™ is available online or in person, whichever works best for your student.
Book a free 30-minute Student Success Assessment. We’ll talk about your student and what’s been hard, and you’ll leave with 2 or 3 specific things to try that week, whether or not we end up working together.