Come to this presentation to learn about the importance of preparing for transitions: From middle school to high school and high school to college.

Meet the Speakers:

Dr. Sarah Robison, Ed.D.,  is an executive function coach, college and adult transition specialist, Gap Year Association-trained professional, and Director of East Coast Operations at Essig Education Group (EEG). She brings extensive expertise in post-secondary transition counseling and helps families explore gap-year opportunities for students with ADHD and executive functioning challenges.

Previously, she worked with students with ADHD, learning disabilities, and autism in classrooms around the world and directed a postsecondary transition program.

Dr. Rebecca Little earned her Ed.D in Learning and Organizational Change from Baylor University, researching faculty attitudes toward students with invisible disabilities. As a former Disability Access Advisor at a private university in DC, she saw firsthand the gap between the skills students bring to college and the independence it demands. Currently, she is a transition and executive functioning coach at Essig Education Group, helping high school students prepare for college’s academic and social demands.

Dr. Little specializes in building students’ self-advocacy skills and independence. With experience spanning Pre-K–12 and college settings, she is dedicated to helping students navigate their next steps with confidence.

This virtual presentation is free and open to the public, but reservations are required.