Abramo Advising

09/15/2026

College Applications Don’t Have to Feel Overwhelming

Abramo Advising offers personalized college application coaching for every learner, including students who are neurodiverse or have unique learning needs.

We provide 1:1 support with college list strategy, admissions planning, essays, testing, 504 plans, and college accommodation requests — all with the goal of reducing stress, building confidence, and helping students stay on track.

Individualized support to empower students to achieve their future goals with confidence.

📞 (732) 606-7077
📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.abramoadvising.com

08/26/2026

Back-to-school transitions can feel overwhelming, especially for children and teens who are neurodivergent or have special needs.

Join me for ‘Ready, Set, School!’ a free parent/professional virtual session hosted by the CAPE Resource Center at Bergen County Special Services School District. Bergen County Special Services

We’ll share practical ways to reduce stress, build routines, support executive functioning, and help students start the year with more confidence!

At Abramo Advising, we are proud to support families, schools, and community partners through meaningful, accessible learning opportunities.

📅 Wednesday, September 23, 2026
⏰ 6:30 PM
💻 Free virtual session

Register using the QR code or link on the flyer.

Register here 👉https://bergen.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_TA62wFPIQCyOtFXYdOCjNQ

08/06/2026

As a long-time educator committed to helping students succeed, I’ve seen how a thoughtful reset can help learners of all ages and abilities begin a new school year with greater confidence and intention!

I’m pleased to share my latest article on preparing for the year ahead. If you’re a parent, educator, or know a family preparing for the new school year, I hope you’ll take a look and share it with anyone who may find it helpful.

Setting routines before the new school year can help ease the transitions for students The excitement of summer will soon give way to the start of a new academic year. The summer slide, when children regress during the unstructured summer break, can have a big impact, particularly for neurodivergent

07/21/2026

Success looks different for everyone, and the right support can make all the difference!

At Abramo Advising, we provide personalized coaching and consulting to help neurodivergent children, teens, adults, and those who support them build confidence, strengthen executive functioning skills, and achieve their personal, academic, and professional goals.

Whether you're looking for life coaching, parent coaching, executive functioning coaching, academic coaching, ADHD and autism support, or professional and career development, we're here to help you move forward with practical strategies and compassionate guidance.

We're proud to serve clients throughout New Jersey and work virtually with individuals, families, schools, and organizations across the U.S. and internationally.

Ready to learn more? We'd love to connect!

🌐 www.abramoadvising.com

05/18/2026

This weekend was extremely meaningful for me as one of my first clients .greene25 celebrated her college graduation in Massachusetts!

Maddy and I began working together over four years ago when her mom found me online and we haven’t looked back since. We have built a very strong relationship of mutual respect and admiration, which has led her to achieve amazing things!!

Through the many long nights and unexpected hurdles, Maddy continued to put in the time, energy, and dedication needed to persist and is one of the hardest working individuals I know. I will be forever grateful of for giving me this opportunity!

Now let’s find her a job!!

05/15/2026

We were fortunate to be a vendor at the Township of Ocean School District Special Education Resource Fair last night! It was great to connect with students, families, and other vendors at this amazing event.

As someone who is deeply connected to this community, it was a breath a fresh air to see other professionals and school administrators come together for the same mission.

Looking forward to next year’s event!

12/29/2025

As we close out the year, I’m grateful for the work we’ve been able to do alongside families and educators supporting individuals with disabilities. This year brought meaningful student growth, strong partnerships, and continued progress toward more inclusive, supportive learning environments.

Looking ahead, we’re excited to expand our reach and deepen our impact in the year to come. Wishing everyone a restful and joyful holiday season!

10/01/2025

✨ Exciting Announcement ✨
I’m honored to be speaking at the upcoming Back to School Success virtual session, hosted by the CAPE Resource Center - Bergen County Special Services

📅 Date: Wednesday, October 1, 2025
🕛 Time: 6:30 PM EST
🎤 Topic: Back to School Success for Students with Disabilities: Essential Executive Functioning Skills
👥 Audience: Parents and Professionals
💲 Cost: Free

In this session, I’ll be sharing practical strategies and tools to support students with disabilities in building essential executive functioning skills such as planning, organization, time management, and self-regulation that can make the transition back to school smoother and more successful.

👉 You can register here: https://lnkd.in/g5wKYpb5

I look forward to connecting with parents, educators, and professionals who are passionate about helping students thrive!

Abramo Advising

09/22/2024

Excited for another round of training on supporting individuals with ADHD!

The Fall PD Catalog is now live!

Session Topics Include:
✔️ Artificial Intelligence
✔️ Early Childhood Education
✔️ Demystifying ADHD
And more!

More info & Registration 👉 moesc.org/PD

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Abramo Advising

01/13/2024

Another successful professional development training session with the staff at Public Schools! Today I worked with special education teachers from K-12 again on Part II of my Modifying Curriculum series. We worked together to explore , , and unpack the NJ Student Learning Standards to allow access, equity, inclusion, and exposure to all students. Joanna Marie