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Eva Seligman is an ADHD-Certified Educator and Anxiety-Informed Professional who specializes in helping emerging adults and adults strengthen their executive functioning skills and create sustainable systems for managing the demands of work, education, and personal responsibilities. Through a collaborative approach, Eva helps clients navigate competing priorities, improve follow-through, and develop strategies that support greater clarity, confidence, and independence.

Eva brings more than 15 years of experience working with people across a wide range of backgrounds, professional settings, and life experiences. She is also a skilled writing coach, helping clients organize ideas and tackle complex projects through every stage of the writing process—from planning and drafting to revision and editing.

Eva holds a BA from Oberlin College, a Master of Arts in Teaching from Bard College, and a Master of Divinity from Harvard University with a focus on Buddhism. Her diverse educational background reflects her natural curiosity and ability to see people and challenges from multiple perspectives, qualities that inform her holistic and highly individualized approach to EF coaching.

Warm, thoughtful, and encouraging, Eva is an outstanding listener and patient observer who believes that strengthening executive functioning is as much about curiosity and self-awareness as it is about skill-building. Eva is passionate about helping clients learn concrete strategies to manage complexity, navigate competing demands, and take greater ownership of their professional and personal lives.