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Psychoeducational Support Program 

Student Wellness & Success Services

We provide specialized psychoeducational support for high school students who experience ADHD-related challenges, academic stress, or anxiety.
Our 6-session program helps students develop the skills, confidence, and strategies they need to succeed academically and emotionally. 

Our Psychoeducational Support Program provides evidence-based services delivered by Registered Social Workers (RSWs) in Ontario

To empower students with practical tools that improve organization, emotional regulation, time-management, and overall well-being—helping them thrive in school and beyond.

In Class

Who This Program Helps

This program is designed for students who struggle with:

Attention difficulties or ADHD

School anxiety or performance stress

Organization and time-management

Study habits and procrastination

Emotional regulation and overwhelm

Academic pressure or transitions

What the Program Includes

Clinical & Emotional Support

  • Clinical counselling

  • Psychotherapy-based strategies

  • Mental health support for anxiety, stress, and emotional regulation

  • Behavioural interventions

Academic & Organizational Coaching

  • Executive function coaching

  • Time-management and study-skills support

  • Goal planning and follow-up

  • Homework and task-completion strategies

Psychoeducational Components (Non-Diagnostic)

  • Psychoeducational screening
    (preliminary exploration of attention, organization, and emotional patterns — not a clinical diagnosis)

  • Functional assessments
    (evaluation of daily academic functioning and learning habits)

  • Needs assessment
    (identifying support needs at school and home)

  • Behavioural observations and progress monitoring

  • Psychoeducation for students and families
    (understanding ADHD-related challenges, anxiety responses, learning styles)

How to Get Started

Book a Free Consultation

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Psychoeducational Support Program – 

1. What is the Psychoeducational Support Program?

It is a structured session program designed to help high school students improve organization, emotional regulation, time-management, and academic confidence. It is especially helpful for students with ADHD-related challenges or high levels of school-related anxiety.

2. Is this a clinical or diagnostic service?

No. This is not a clinical assessment and we do not diagnose ADHD, anxiety, or any other condition.
Our program is psychoeducational and focuses on skills-building, coaching, and support.

3. Who provides the sessions?

Sessions are delivered by licensed Social Workers registered in Ontario (OCSWSSW) and trained in youth psychoeducational support, executive functioning, and anxiety management.

4. What is the structure of sessions?

  1. Intake with student + parents

  2. Psychoeducational tools and questionnaires

  3. Results review + personalized action plan

  4. ADHD/executive functioning coaching

  5. Anxiety + stress management strategies

  6. Progress review + long-term plan

5. How long is each session?

Each session lasts 45–60 minutes depending on the student’s needs.

6. Are parents involved in the process?

Yes. Parents are included in the first session and receive a summary or update (with the student’s consent) at the end of the program.

7. How does the program help students with ADHD?

We focus on practical executive-function strategies such as:

  • Organization and planning

  • Breaking down tasks

  • Homework routines

  • Focus techniques

  • Time-management systems

8. How does the program help students with anxiety?

We teach skills such as:

  • Breathing and grounding techniques

  • Thought reframing

  • Stress-management planning

  • Academic pressure coping tools

9. Is the program online or in-person?

All sessions are currently delivered online, allowing flexibility and accessibility for students and families.

10. How much does the program cost?

Fees depend on the number of sessions completed. Sessions are billed individually.

15. How do we sign up?

You can contact Career Life Orientation directly through our website or email. We will arrange an intake meeting and next steps.

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