The Organized Minds Team

We help students understand themselves better and encourage tools to help them self-direct. We help parents understand their child’s learning process. Greater understanding leads to effective self-management strategies and supports harmonious parent-child relationships.

The last thing that anyone wants is to be lectured. Instead, we work to combat procrastination on personal terms: 

• We never say “do your work.”

• We do present choices.

• We describe the likely consequences of decisions. 
   

Understanding the relationship between actions and their effects reframes effort as a step toward a goal rather than as an inconvenience. Connecting the effort of work and daily life with personal goals builds intrinsic motivation. Motivation promotes action, which aids in overcoming procrastination. This reduces stress and preserves relationships:

• Our students experience less stress when they avoid leaving work until the last minute.

• Our students set to work sooner when they understand that their actions today build toward their larger goals.

• Parents of our students rely less on coercion methods when students feel self-motivated. 
   

Note: Speak with us by emailing info@organizedminds.org. We will set up a zoom intake meeting where Drew can discuss your challenges, concerns, and share more about what we can offer you or your child. 

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