The first step is to book a FREE 15-minute online consultation.
In that virtual meeting, we will describe our services and ask you some questions before you decide if our services are what you are looking for.

For many students, cost can be a major hurdle. That’s why we work directly with funding programs such as the Canada Student Grant for Services and Equipment for Students with Disabilities (CSG-DSE). If you’re eligible for this grant, it can cover the full cost of our services. To qualify, students need to have an approved student aid application for the current or upcoming semester, since these grants are linked to Canada Student Loans. The CSG-DSE also has specific requirements regarding confirmation of disability documentation. We can help you navigate the application process.

We also know that not everyone fits within the rules of grant funding. To support learners who fall outside of those systems, AdaptEd sets aside a small number of sliding-scale spots each semester. This allows us to offer reduced fees to students who need support but may not otherwise be able to access it.
Ask about our sliding scale options in your free consult appointment.

Through our booking site, payment can be made by all major credit cards or Interac E-transfers.
For students who qualify for CSG-DSE funding, some institutions allow us to bill our services directly to your financial aid office. Ask us about this during your free consult.

No, we work with any students who are experiencing executive function challenges and are seeking practical strategies and coaching to assist with their academic success.
We do however have specific training and certification in supporting adult learners with ADHD, ASD, Specific Learning Disorders, Acquired Brain Injury, mental health challenges and chronic health conditions.

Executive function coaching focuses on core skills like planning, prioritizing, focusing, self-monitoring, and managing distractions. These skills are essential for academic success, especially for students with ADHD or learning disabilities.

Academic coaching is a personalized, one-on-one service that helps students develop skills such as time management, organization, note-taking, test preparation, and motivation. At AdaptEd, coaching is tailored to each student’s strengths and challenges to build independence and long-term success. Our coaches assist student in remaining accountable and on-track throughout the semester.

Yes. AdaptEd offers college and university level tutoring in areas such as reading, writing, math, and study strategies. Our tutors use evidence-based methods and experience working with neurodiverse learners to make material more accessible and manageable.

All services are delivered virtually through secure video sessions on the Jane App platform. This allows students to access coaching and tutoring from anywhere in Ontario.
We can also provide virtual sessions using Google Meets if the client prefers.

• Specialized experience in Ontario’s post-secondary system.

• Expertise in accessibility legislation, funding, and learning strategies.

• Commitment to equity, empowerment, and lifelong learning.

• A student-centered approach that meets learners where they are.