ADD/ADHD Tutor and Coach (Upper East Side NYC)

Most tutors cover algebra or history. Few specialize in the mechanics of focus and follow-through—skills that don’t always align with traditional lesson plans. ADD/ADHD Tutor and Coach on the Upper East Side zeroes in on executive-function gaps, offering one-on-one sessions tailored to how each student processes time, tasks, and transitions.

Sessions take place at 334 E 93rd St APT 7, a quiet stretch between Second and First Avenues where pre-war buildings keep the sidewalk shaded most afternoons. The service isn’t a study hall; it’s a practice ground for planning, prioritizing, and pivoting when plans change. Clients work on breaking assignments into smaller deadlines, estimating how long tasks will actually take, and building routines that stick beyond the final exam.

Tutors also coach parents on reinforcing strategies at home without turning every homework session into a power struggle. The goal isn’t just better grades—it’s less last-minute panic, fewer forgotten permissions slips, and a clearer sense of what “done” looks like. When the school year feels like a marathon of reminders, a single weekly session can shift the rhythm for the whole household.

Book a slot by calling (860) 966-6685; voicemail picks up quickly and callbacks usually land the same day. For directions, pull up the map before you head east on the 6 train—it’s a five-minute walk from the 96th Street station, and the neighborhood’s mix of delis and dry cleaners makes it easy to grab coffee while you wait.