Book a Call

Book for Your Learner
Book for Yourself

Step 1

After completing this form, you will be able to select a time that works best for you. We recommend including all decision makers on the phone call.

The form takes about 5 minutes to complete.

Please confirm that your learner falls within our eligible age group:
Please select "yes" or "no" for the following questions to help us learn more about your student:
My child gets all their homework done in a timely manner. 
My child knows when assignments are due and turns them in.
My child has a calendar (an online portal does not count).
My child responds to emails.
My child advocates for themselves with teachers and adults.
My child knows when and how to ask for help.
My child follows multi-step directions.
My child writes what they know with ease.
My child knows how to show all their work in math.
My child always knows where to find what they need.
Our family and home life is impacted because of school.
Kapp Educational Therapy Group conducts all of our sessions virtually, allowing us to seamlessly integrate executive functioning strategies into your learner's everyday environment. This approach helps create a practical, real-time learning experience that supports sustainable progress.
Educational Therapy is not a quick fix. Are you comfortable knowing that it will take time (most likely more than 6 months of twice a week intervention), energy, and consistency to see results?

Step 2

Thank you for your message! The next step is to schedule a call with me, Rachel, by selecting a time below.
You will be sent frequently asked questions after you confirm our phone call. Please read the FAQs before our call so we can spend our time together chatting about your child! 
Oops! Something went wrong.

Step 1

After completing this form, you will be able to select a time that works best for you.

The form takes about 5 minutes to complete.

Please select "yes" or "no" to the following questions to help us learn more about you:
Do you struggle with clutter?
Do you find that you’re continuing to have trouble keeping up with bills and financial information?
Do you have long term goals that you have been unable to achieve?
Do you struggle with getting to important places on time?
Do you have trouble locating what you need when you need it?
Do you struggle with procrastination?
Do you struggle with getting started?
Do you struggle to follow through with chores?
Do you struggle to follow through with commitments? 
Do you dislike change?
Do you forget to update or check a calendar?
Kapp Educational Therapy Group conducts all of our sessions virtually, allowing us to seamlessly integrate executive functioning strategies into your everyday environment. This approach helps create a practical, real-time learning experience that supports sustainable progress.
Educational Therapy is not a quick fix. Are you comfortable knowing that it will take time (most likely more than 6 months of twice a week intervention), energy, and consistency to see results?

Step 2

Thank you for your message! The next step is to schedule a call with me, Rachel, by selecting a time below.
You will be sent frequently asked questions after you confirm our phone call. Please read the FAQs before our call.
Oops! Something went wrong.

Frequently Asked Questions

To learn more about the educational therapy process, visit Learn Smarter: The Educational Podcast: Episode 37 - How Educational Therapy Works

How long does educational therapy take?

Educational therapy is more akin to a marathon than a sprint. There is no true time table. Goals, motivation, strategies and willingness to partner all factor in determining the efficacy of educational therapy.

Our commitment to you: we will "kick you out" of educational therapy when your child is ready. Most students and parents are actually ready to graduate from educational therapy before they realize--we will make sure to tell you.

The goal of educational therapy is to be done with educational therapy. We LOVE getting to tell you that your student is now an independent and autonomous learner and we're graduating them from working with us.

Is my child a good fit?

We will discuss this further on our phone call, but if your child is struggling or anxious about school, yes, they are a great fit. If YOU are struggling, noticing gaps and worried about your child's academic performance then yes, they are a good fit!

What is a typical session like?

Typical sessions vary in accordance with the individual psychoeducational goals established for your child. For students who are younger (elementary-aged), remediation will occur through gameplay, homework, and individualized projects that are appropriate for their psychoeducational goals.

For example, a student struggling with math will not be doing history in the session. For students who are in middle school and high school, remediation usually needs to occur in the homework. Middle school and high school students are typically much busier and more anxious coming into educational therapy--they need to feel like they've left sessions accomplishing something tangible.

All work conducted within sessions will be aligned with the specific goals of your child. Each learner is very different and as a result, the strategies and remediation provided will be specific to your individual learner.

How is it different from tutoring?

To learn more about the differences between educational therapy and tutoring, visit: Ep 07: (Educational Therapy Series) Educational Therapy vs Tutoring

Can you bill my insurance?

Educational therapy is not covered by insurance. Educational therapists do not have licensure in the state of California and therefore, we have no insurance codes to give you. We are able to provide a superbill to you but we've never had a client be able to figure out how to get insurance to reimburse them--if you are the unicorn that figures it out, PLEASE let us know!

What ages do you work with?

We serve students of a11 ages. We have educational therapists and specialists who specialize in different areas--this will be something we discuss on our phone call.