Should I hire a tutor or a coach to help with stress?

If your child’s stress feels rooted in academic confusion, a tutor can help them get unstuck—goodbye, math meltdowns. But if their stress seems more like a tangled web of procrastination, overwhelm, and “I just can’t,” then an academic coach might be a better match. Coaches work on time management, motivation, and healthy study habits—basically the behind-the-scenes stuff that helps kids feel in control. Just be sure not to pile help on top of the stress. The right support should lighten their load, not add to it. Ask your child how they feel—this decision works best as a team effort. Bonus: tutors and coaches can also boost confidence, which is often half the battle.

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