Wilmette IL ODD Coaching
A Learning and Behavior Therapist's ODD Coaching for Wilmette Families to Turn Power Struggles Into Cooperation
Elizabeth Sharpe, M.Ed. provides virtual ODD coaching for Wilmette families with children ages 4–25 — so families can replace daily battles with collaboration built on understanding, not control.
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
- Wilmette Public Schools District 39 and New Trier Township High School District 203 — school-support steps below
Yes, Elizabeth Sharpe works with Wilmette, IL families on ODD coaching.
Elizabeth Sharpe, M.Ed.
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Book My Free Discovery CallWilmette Public Schools District 39 and New Trier Township High School District 203 serve Wilmette-area families. Elizabeth Sharpe offers virtual ODD coaching that runs alongside whatever school supports Wilmette Public Schools District 39 and New Trier Township High School District 203 provide, with no commute for Wilmette-area families.
Wilmette Families and Wilmette Public Schools District 39 and New Trier Township High School District 203: Where ODD Coaching Fits
What Wilmette Public Schools District 39 and New Trier Township High School District 203 publish about requesting school supports, and how coaching runs alongside them.
When a student struggles: Wilmette Public Schools District 39
District 39's Student Services Parent Handbook describes a Student Assistance Team that reviews the needs and progress of children who struggle at school, and a Response to Intervention process that comes before any formal evaluation.
District source →Special education referrals: Wilmette Public Schools District 39
When a parent or teacher has a concern about a child, a referral goes directly to the team at school; once the interventions point to a disability, a team of professionals does a comprehensive evaluation.
District source →Section 504 requests: New Trier Township High School District 203
New Trier says a family can ask for Section 504 consideration at any time by returning the district's forms to the student's adviser, and that the eligibility process usually takes two to three weeks.
District source →Special education referrals: New Trier Township High School District 203
Parents, teachers, or advocates who believe a student needs more support or special education services can refer the student to the Child Find Team; referral forms come from the Graduating Class Team's administrative assistant on each campus.
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 →Wilmette's middle grades
District 39 says Highcrest Middle School and Wilmette Junior High School together serve most Wilmette students in grades 5 through 8.
Official source →ODD 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?
Constant Power Struggles
Nearly every request turns into an argument, no matter how small or reasonable it seems.
Explosive Reactions to “No”
A simple limit can trigger a full-blown battle — leaving parents feeling like they're walking a tightrope.
A Family Under Strain
Constant conflict wears down the whole household, not just the parent-child relationship.
With over 30 years of experience helping neurodiverse students thrive, Elizabeth Sharpe, M.Ed. uses neurocognitive, strength-focused ODD coaching to turn daily power struggles into achievable steps toward cooperation. She understands how exhausting it feels to fight the same battles every day — and she has the tools to help your family move from conflict toward real, lasting partnership.
The 3-Step Plan to Transform Family Life
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Personalized Coaching Plan
Practical tools and milestones built for your child.
Calm, Focus & Progress
Watch your child build habits that last.
ODD 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.
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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.
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