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Empowering Students to Achieve and Thrive

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ABOUT READY AND ABLE CONSULTING & COACHING

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Our Vision

I know how anxiety-inducing the transition to college can be for any student, but especially for students with disabilities. With a decade of experience in disability services in higher education, I’ve helped hundreds of students transition successfully into the college environment, qualify for and receive reasonable accommodations, and improve their overall academic success and confidence with executive function coaching. My goal is to help students achieve their full potential before and during pursuit of a college degree. 

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

Executive Function Coaching

Executive function coaching helps you find and master the tools to become organized, find intrinsic motivation, and overcome symptoms of executive dysfunction caused by ADHD, Learning Disabilities, or other life circumstances. You'll meet one-on-one with me for personally tailored coaching sessions designed to fit your strengths and address areas of concern. Coaching sessions can be purchased à la cart or as weekly or biweekly packages with a minimum three month commitment.  

Accessibility & Accommodations Consulting

Are you a high school or college student with a diagnosed disability but don't know where to begin in the accommodations request process at school or for a standardized exam? I consult on how to request accommodations in high school or college (and can explain the differences in the two processes). Schedule a free consult to discuss which service or package may be right for you! 

Transition to College Advising

The transition to college can be daunting for anyone, but even more so for students navigating a disability. How do accommodations in college differ from high school? How do I start the accommodations request process with my school? What accommodations am I eligible to receive? All of these questions and more can be answered in my Transition to College advising program, which can be purchased as a one time consulting session or as the four month program. My Transition to College Guide can also be purchased on its own. Find out more by scheduling a free 15 minute consult call! 

About 

Caitlin McGuire is a passionate and knowledgeable disability services and coaching professional with ten years of experience working with college students with ADHD, learning disabilities, and mental health diagnoses. She has a passion for empowering students to achieve their highest potential and utilize their unique strengths to find academic and personal success. Caitlin holds a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Women’s and Gender Studies from College of the Holy Cross and a Master’s degree in Social Work from Columbia University. 

Caitlin McGuire is a white woman in her 30s with shoulder length wavy brown hair and brown eyes. She is wearing a black collared dress and there is a window with sunlight and a plant behind her.
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