Highland Park IL Emotional Regulation Coaching
A Learning and Behavior Therapist's Emotional Regulation Coaching for Highland Park Families to Bring Calm Back to Daily Life
Elizabeth Sharpe, M.Ed. provides virtual emotional regulation coaching for Highland Park families with children ages 4–25 — so families can move from daily meltdowns to a home that feels calm and predictable again.
Free discovery call · Private-pay · FSA/HSA may apply · Payment plans
- 30+ years — child development and behavior experience
- M.Ed. credentialed — Learning and Behavior Therapist
- 100% virtual — sessions from home, anywhere in the U.S.
- Free discovery call — check fit before committing
- North Shore School District 112 and Township High School District 113 — school-support steps below
Yes, Elizabeth Sharpe works with Highland Park, IL families on emotional regulation coaching.
Elizabeth Sharpe, M.Ed.
Learning and Behavior Therapist
Book your free discovery call
Tell Elizabeth a little about your family and she will reply personally.
Book My Free Discovery CallNorth Shore School District 112 and Township High School District 113 serve Highland Park-area families. Elizabeth Sharpe offers virtual emotional regulation coaching that runs alongside whatever school supports North Shore School District 112 and Township High School District 113 provide, with no commute for Highland Park-area families.
Highland Park Families and North Shore School District 112 and Township High School District 113: Where Emotional Regulation Coaching Fits
What North Shore School District 112 and Township High School District 113 publish about requesting school supports, and how coaching runs alongside them.
Special education referrals: North Shore School District 112
District 112's posted procedural safeguards notice says a parent or the district may start a request for an initial evaluation, and the district must decide within 14 school days whether an evaluation is warranted.
District source →Section 504 requests: Township High School District 113
District 113's 504 page lists a 504 Coordinator at each school, sends families with questions about accommodations to their child's teacher or counselor, and links the district's Section 504 Procedural Manual.
District source →Special education referrals: Township High School District 113
District 113's child find page says that when school staff, a student, or a parent raises a concern, the student is reviewed through a problem-solving process, and an individual evaluation can follow with written parent consent.
District source →Testing season in Illinois
Illinois' spring 2027 Illinois Assessment of Readiness (IAR) for grades 3–8 closes April 2 for paper testing and April 16 for online testing.
Official source →Highland Park High School
Highland Park High School, at 433 Vine Avenue in Highland Park, is one of two high schools in Township High School District 113.
Official source →North Shore School District 112's schools
District 112 runs Braeside, Indian Trail, Oak Terrace, Ravinia, Red Oak, Sherwood, and Wayne Thomas elementary schools and Edgewood and Northwood middle schools.
Official source →Emotional Regulation Coaching with Elizabeth Sharpe is private-pay and separate from any school plan. Elizabeth works with the family, not the school.
Parents of Neurodiverse Children, Ages 4–25
Elizabeth works with parents who struggle with inattention, impulsivity, and emotional regulation — and need practical, compassionate guidance to create structure at home. She helps families who value connection and progress over perfection.
Are You Experiencing These Challenges?
Meltdowns That Escalate Fast
Small frustrations turn into full meltdowns in seconds, leaving everyone shaken and unsure what triggered it.
Big Feelings, No Off Switch
Once emotions take over, your child can't just “calm down” — the nervous system needs real tools, not just words.
Parents Walking on Eggshells
Families start avoiding situations that might trigger a meltdown, shrinking daily life to manage the unpredictability.
With over 30 years of experience helping neurodiverse students thrive, Elizabeth Sharpe, M.Ed. uses brain-based, strength-focused emotional regulation coaching to turn daily meltdowns into manageable moments. She understands how exhausting it feels to walk on eggshells, waiting for the next blowup — and she has the tools to help your family move from that cycle toward real, lasting calm.
The 3-Step Plan to Transform Family Life
Book a Free Discovery Call
Share your family’s needs and goals.
Personalized Coaching Plan
Practical tools and milestones built for your child.
Calm, Focus & Progress
Watch your child build habits that last.
Emotional Regulation Coaching Pricing
Pricing is personalized. On a free discovery call, Elizabeth recommends a plan and session frequency for the family before any commitment.
- The family’s goals
- The child’s or teen’s needs
- Session frequency
Coaching is a private-pay service. Payment plans are available, and FSA/HSA eligibility depends on the plan.
Book My Free Discovery CallBuild Focus, Calm, and Confidence at Home
Start your family's journey toward structure and peace with personalized emotional regulation coaching.
What Parents Are Saying
“Our child’s behavior and mood improved as I implemented her coaching. Our bond is stronger.”
“More progress in one semester than two years alone in the school setting.”
“Elizabeth didn’t just give us strategies — she helped us become a team again.”
Elizabeth Sharpe, M.Ed.
Elizabeth is a Learning and Behavior Therapist and founder of Sharpe Successful Solutions, LLC. With over 30 years of experience, she helps neurodiverse children and their families build confidence, independence, and lasting skills through personalized coaching.
Emotional Regulation Coaching FAQ
Highland Park Emotional Regulation Coaching FAQ
Also Serving Nearby Communities
Get Emotional Regulation Coaching in Highland Park
All sessions are online. Private-pay — payment plans available.
This form is for families and professionals asking about coaching. Marketing and sales offers are not read or answered.