For prospective students and families

A comfortable first conversation.

The complimentary 15-minute meet and greet gives us a chance to introduce ourselves, talk briefly about what your student needs, and decide whether Canfield Academic Coaching may be a good fit—before you book a full session.

Is this right for your family?

A simple way to begin.

This conversation is especially helpful when you are exploring academic support, have questions about how virtual coaching works, or want your student to meet me before committing to a full session.

1

Share what brings you here

Tell me briefly about the student’s grade level, current academic needs, goals, or areas of concern.

2

Learn how I work

I will explain how I individualize instruction, structure virtual sessions, share resources, and communicate next steps.

3

Decide on the next step

We can determine whether a live session, asynchronous support, or another option makes the most sense.

What to expect

Brief, useful, and pressure-free.

Who should attend? A parent or guardian may attend alone, the student may join, or you may attend together—whatever feels most helpful.

  • A welcoming introduction and a few focused questions about the student
  • Time to ask about services, scheduling, virtual sessions, or academic needs
  • An honest conversation about whether my approach is likely to be a good match
  • A clear next step if you decide you would like to move forward

Please note: The meet and greet is not a tutoring session, formal assessment, or diagnostic consultation. There is no obligation to schedule coaching afterward.

Ready when you are

Let’s get acquainted.

Choose a time that works for you. The booking confirmation will include the information you need for our virtual conversation.

Schedule the free 15-minute meeting