ABOUT

Morgan Malley is an educator and executive functioning coach dedicated to helping individuals build the skills they need to thrive in their professional and personal lives.

Morgan Malley is an educator and executive functioning coach whose own journey with undiagnosed ADHD shapes the heart of her work. As a student, she struggled with focus and organization until a college disability counselor recognized her symptoms as classic inattentive ADHD and encouraged her to seek evaluation. This sparked a decade-long career in and love for education.

Over the past decade, Morgan has taught in outdoor schools, private schools, and public schools. She has worked with students in special education, twice exceptional students (2E) and coached adult learners on their own instructional practices. These experiences reinforced what she knew from her own story: when learners strengthen executive functioning skills—organization, planning, time management, and self-advocacy—they unlock both academic success and self-belief.

At Mind Meadow, Morgan works one-on-one or in small groups with students to create structure that feels supportive. Her sessions combine practical strategies with encouragement, helping students manage deadlines, design study systems, and advocate for themselves while also fostering independence.

In executive function coaching Morgan works one-on-one to develop systems, routines, and habits that allow individuals to navigate their own personal and professional ecosystem.

Morgan holds an undergraduate degree in Biological Science from Cal Poly, SLO. As well as an M.Ed in Teaching and Learning Science and Certificate in Coaching and Mentoring Adult Learners from the University of Washington. She has a Teaching Credential in Biology from San Francisco State University and recently completed a two year instructional mentorship with a Master Science Teacher from Harvard.