Chloe Eddy

Executive Function Coach | College Academic Advisor

I have over a decade of experience counseling individuals in pursuit of their academic and life goals.

I work with students on the autism spectrum who are currently in or applying to college. I specialize in work with students who identify as LGBTQ+.

My philosophy is to identify and honor each person’s unique approach to education, working together to build a personalized plan for success.

Services

  • I offer executive function coaching for students looking to build the skills they need to achieve independence, with a focus on time management, proactive communication, personal responsibility, and identity exploration.

  • I provide one-on-one mentorship to help students succeed in their academics and college application processes. I take a practical, human-centered approach advising, identifying student goals and helping them build an action plan that suits their long and short-term needs.

  • Through teaching high-level writing, I aim to provide an essential tool for collegiate success. With a focus on structure, evidence-based reasoning, and personal voice, I work with each student to build skills in writing that highlight their natural strengths.

Reach out using the form below to request a service!

I grew up in Vermont in a family of artists. I graduated from Harvard College with a degree in Visual and Environmental Studies before moving to Los Angeles, where I teach virtually. I enjoy hiking, programming, and the constant search for another great book.

A few books I’ve enjoyed recently:

  • The Left Hand of Darkness - Ursula K. Le Guin

  • The Utopia of Rules - David Graeber

  • The Late Americans - Brandon Taylor

More about Chloe

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Testimonials

“Chloe brings unusual empathy and patience to mentorship, by encouraging and celebrating the small wins that add up to big progress over time.”
— Mai P.
“My daughter came to the initial sessions perplexed and discouraged but after only a few weeks, she began to develop a new self confidence. Chloe fosters a genuine excitement for learning in others. ”
— Carolyn B.
“I’m so glad that you are in their life. Thanks for what you do.”
— David R.

Reach Out

To get in touch, please submit this form with your preferred name, email, and a brief message explaining:

  • Whether you’re reaching out for yourself or someone else,

  • Who you are / who you’re reaching out for (age/grade, pronouns, any identities you/they feel comfortable sharing),

  • What you’re looking for.

I’ll return your email and we can set up a video call to discuss our potential collaboration. All meetings are conducted virtually.

I look forward to meeting you!