Executive Function Age vs. Chronological Age: Where does my child fall?
The online learning format is new for students and parents alike and that requires even more use of a student’s...
At home Resources during Covid-19 times
ADDitude Magazine Learning at home Virtual School Activities Google Classroom guide Chrome Extensions for Special Needs students 150+ Educational shows...
GRIT and Executive Functioning
Why is GRIT important for developing executive functioning skills? Angela Duckworth defines GRIT as “passion and sustained persistence applied toward long-term achievement, with no...
What Does Metacognition Have To Do With Executive Functions?
How often do you spend time thinking about your thinking? Seems kind of awkward, right? Well, it is more important...
Does Mom Have Alzheimer’s? Or ADHD?
Recently a friend moved her 80-year-old mom into an assisted living facility. While her mom has always been as sharp...
ADHD Breakfast Ideas
Wondering What to Eat for Breakfast When You Have ADHD? You may be wondering what food is best to eat...
Schedule in Time to Make a Schedule
Balancing school/work/social life can take work. While we don’t want to be a slave to a schedule, we cannot always...
The Importance of Good Study Skills
Study Skills should be considered an art form. There really is a specific way to study, and it is not...
Moms and ADHD
Time and time again, we hear similar stories — Parent brings child in for ADHD; child has evaluation and family...
The Importance of Executive Function Coaching in College
Recently, Dr. Russell Barkley and Associates reported about ADHD and executive function coaching for college students. While similar to...