Resources
Here are some resources that can be very helpful.
Whether you are a teacher, parent, current or past client, these resources are here to provide knowledge, education and real-life strategies to support you.
If you would like to see a specific type of resource, click here and let me know! I am always adding new material to this page!
For Students/Clients
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For Parents
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From infancy to adolescence, use this guide to enhance and practice EF skills with your children. (From the Harvard Ctr on the Developing Child)
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Excellent article discussing how to handle troubled teen behaviors.
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Looking for valuable resources and insights on various topics? Look no further than our blog section! We regularly update it with informative articles, helpful tips, and expert opinions to help you stay informed and make the most of your executive function skills journey. Be sure to check it out and let us know what you think!
For Teachers
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(special thanks to Sara Ward for her 360 Thinking program for some of these above tools. I have attended her courses and master classes, and use these tools often.)
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Factors that Contribute to
Executive Function Weakness
Memory
If you have executive dysfunction, there is no limit to the types of memory issues that it can involve - you might forget small details or entire events.
You might leave something at home that you needed for your day, or forget about what you were supposed to do that day entirely.
You might have a hard time composing text or solving complex math problems. It carries over into all areas of life.
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Focus, Accountability & Problem Solving
Solving problems can seem difficult because people with executive dysfunction lack flexible thinking, which is the ability to see things from different angles.
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People with executive dysfunction struggle to create an environment that is geared toward focus.
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It is helpful to work with your diagnosis and not against it. Accountability partners and support groups can help with this.
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