Getting started
Task initiation when work feels big, boring, or unclear.
Alisha M. Rodriguez
Success Skills Studio teaches executive functioning — planning, focus, starting work, following through, and staying regulated — for elementary, middle, micro-school, and homeschool students.
The studio
The goal is not just getting through tonight’s homework. It is helping children feel capable with routines, transitions, friendships, and independent work.
Led by Alisha M. Rodriguez, Success Skills Studio offers small groups and one-on-one coaching. Sessions can be in person or virtual, so families can choose the format that fits their week.
What we strengthen
These are the skills children use every day in class, at home, and with friends.
Task initiation when work feels big, boring, or unclear.
Attention, persistence, and finishing what they begin.
Breaking work into steps, keeping materials, and managing time.
Shifting when plans change instead of shutting down.
Tools for frustration, transitions, and big feelings.
Routines and a personal toolbox they can use without a grown-up hovering.
A good fit
So we can support your child well, we collect:
How we work
Age-matched practice with peers in a tight, supportive setting.
Individual coaching tailored to your child’s exact friction points.
Hands-on sessions when being in the room helps skills stick.
Live coaching from home for busy or distance families.
Share a few details about your child. We will use them to see whether group, 1:1, in-person, or virtual support is the right next step.
Parent form
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