🍂 Fall at DISCover Greater

STYLE Enrollment Is Open

This fall, I'm focused on helping capable high school students build the systems to manage more of school themselves . . . while giving parents permission to manage a little less.

I'm opening STYLE to a small group of capable high school students who could use stronger systems, some accountability, and another adult in their corner as they learn to manage more of school themselves.

STYLE isn't tutoring. It's a small-group coaching experience where teens learn to plan, organize, communicate, follow through, and manage their own school life—with support while they're learning how.

SEE IT → PLAN IT → DO IT → OWN IT

We work on the four places high school tends to get messy:

Communication. Organization. Time Management. Procrastination.

The goal? A teen who has a system that works for them, can use it when life gets busy, and needs less day-to-day management from Mom and Dad.

Next STYLE Cohort forming this Fall

Fall STYLE Cohort
✓ Grades 9 –11
✓ Parent + Teen Kickoff: October 4
✓ Sunday Reset + Planning
✓ Thursday Office Hours
✓ Parent Partnership
✓ 10 weeks of support

• October 4 – December 13th

✓ Support through Final Exams

Wondering if STYLE is Right for Your Teen?
STYLE is intentionally a small cohort.

Let’s talk about what you’re seeing and whether STYLE is the right fit.

LET'S TALK!

More Happening This Fall

☕ Parent Coffee & Conversations

Come talk teenagers, independence, school, and everything in between.

Next Parent Coffee: Thursday, Octoner 1, 2026

Time: 9:15 - 10:30am

RSVP and location will be shared

🎤 Liz Around Town

Speaking, workshops, schools, parent groups and community events.

See Where I'm Speaking →

Location: RISE Coffee & Tea

Date: Wednesday, October 7, 2026

Time: 10-12

🛠 Workshops & Pop-Ups

One-day experiences built around what teens and parents need right now.

See Upcoming Workshops →

Next date coming soon

💬 Got something you're seeing with your teen?

Some of my favorite workshops and conversations start when a parent says, “You know what these kids really need...?”

Tell me what you're seeing. It just might become what's coming up next.

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Helping Capable Teens Become Capable Adults