Wave Break offers personalized 1:1 coaching and support for neurodivergent individuals and families. We focus on strengths, self-understanding, and practical strategies for school, work, and daily life.

We support college students, young adults, neurodivergent adults, and families. This includes ADHD, autism, dyslexia, and executive functioning differences, as well as those exploring a diagnosis.

No. A diagnosis is not required. Many people come while exploring how they learn, think, and navigate daily challenges.

No. Wave Break is not therapy or medical treatment. We provide coaching, education, and practical support focused on real-life strategies and skill building.

Yes. We specialize in supporting college students with executive functioning, organization, studying, self-advocacy, and transitions into independence.

Support may include executive functioning skills, academic planning, organization strategies, transition support, self-advocacy, emotional regulation tools, and parent guidance.

Yes. Parent involvement can be helpful, especially for teens and young adults navigating school or life transitions.

All sessions are held virtually via Zoom, making support flexible and accessible from anywhere.

Sessions are typically offered in weekday mornings (Pacific Time) and on weekends, with some flexibility when needed.

Start by booking a consultation. We’ll talk through your goals and find the best support plan for you or your family.

Yes. Wave Break Learning & Advocacy believes families should be able to access support when they need it. A limited number of reduced-cost and sliding-scale options may be available for families experiencing financial hardship.Availability varies based on the service and current capacity. If cost is a barrier, please reach out. We’re happy to talk through available options—no explanation beyond what you’re comfortable sharing is required.