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TAP INTO YOUR STRENGTHS
We develop students’ executive function skills through mentorship and movement. Untapped’s research-backed approach to supporting students helps them gain confidence and increase independence.

WHO WE ARE
We created Untapped Learning to help students hone the skills they need to succeed, in school and beyond. ADHD, dyslexia, anxiety, and other executive function (EF) challenges can negatively impact students’ academic experiences, and it’s our job to introduce strategies that play to their strengths and tackle those obstacles. With our mentors to hold them accountable, students will develop EF skills like organization, planning, task initiation, and more.



Untapped really helps me with organization and planning for my week.
– Nicco


Coming to Untapped has helped me become more confident in who I am.
– Hadley


My mentor has helped me academically and personally – he teaches me to work hard all the time.
– Colin

Student Mentoring
Middle and high school students are individually paired with a mentor who helps them develop executive function skills to succeed in school and beyond.
Core Benefits
- Pair with a mentor to guide executive function skill development and drive accountability.
- Develop tactics to help break down schoolwork into manageable tasks each week.
- Find focus and receive academic support in the homework center.

College Coaching
We work with students from a variety of institutions to improve executive function skills in their rigorous academic environments.
Core Benefits
- Establish routines to break down assignments into achievable tasks each week.
- Stay accountable with weekly check-ins by texts, calls, or emails from a mentor.
- Achieve balance in both life and academics to reduce stress and anxiety.

Our Method
Our approach to mentorship, paired with a facility designed for both body and mind, fosters a healthy learning environment for our students.

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