Are you feeling overwhelmed by college or graduate school?
Are you struggling to balance school, work, and life?
Are you feeling like you will never graduate?
Achieve your academic goals and graduate!
Plan, Set, Done!
As a coach, I work with you to:
build a road map to finishing your academic program successfully and happily
balance school with your personal and work lives
develop strategies to study more effectively
manage your time and learn to procrastinate productively
organize and prioritize your homework and assignments
navigate your university’s culture and politics
Most importantly, I provide a safe, private, non-judgmental, and non-evaluative space for you to explore your thoughts, ideas, feelings, and concerns.
Services
Academic & Executive Function Coaching for college or graduate students who need help managing their school work along with everything else that is going on in their lives. Academic & Executive Function Coaching is also ideal for students who feel like they need to develop a foundation to be successful in their studies and their lives.
Dissertation Coaching for doctoral or master’s students who are struggling to finish their dissertation or thesis projects. This is also ideal for students who want to get a head start on the dissertation/thesis process.
Read about my coaching philosophy here.
What Clients Say
“Yishiuan coached me through my dissertation research. She helped me develop a timeline and build a support system. She provided encouragement, feedback, and was always there when I have questions or needed to talk.”
— Ed.D. graduate, Massachusetts
“I attended graduate school while working full-time and raising two school-age kids. Yishiuan helped me manage my academic work along with all of my other responsibilities. She is kind and thoughtful and kept me accountable to get my work done.”
— Ph.D. graduate, Colorado
“I decided to go back to school mid-career. I was overwhelmed with the amount of homework. Yishiuan provided helpful study strategies and worked with me to manage my homework.”