…interpret the world as unsafe, unpredictable, or overwhelming. And when the nervous system is dysregulated, everything becomes harder. Cognitive access drops. Executive functioning weakens. Emotions intensify. Behaviors that look like…
…brain goes offline. Planning, flexibility, emotional regulation, and executive functioning become inaccessible. From the outside, this looks like avoidance, refusal, or defiance. From the inside, it feels like overwhelm, panic,…
…There’s a lot of executive function required in the morning, and a lot of our neurodivergent kids struggle with [00:03:00] executive functioning. So right there, there’s already a likely gap…
…unpack the real reasons behind social struggles, from executive function challenges and emotional regulation to differences in interests, communication styles, and developmental timelines. Caroline shares powerful insights into why trying…
…shifting, especially when executive function challenges are part of the picture. In this episode, I sit down with parent coach and educator Cindy Goldrich to bring clarity and compassion to…
…elements are crucial to your understanding of your child, and to successfully parenting a child with ADHD. The Additional Aspects Executive Functioning Deficits Sensory Processing Lagging Skills Self-Esteem Shame Inflexibility…
…conversations ways to support your child’s passions as a tool for self-discovery and confidence how sensory sensitivities and executive functioning challenges often connect to deeper identity struggles why emotional safety…
…are they functioning the same age. And the other thing is personal functioning and maybe difficulty with concentration. Children 1 to 3 have to have one of those signs. Penny…
…it’s not gonna take so long. Yeah. Because some of this too is with ADHD, especially, and and other executive functioning areas that are challenged. That time component, that time…
…executive functioning. These people are depressed and we’re telling them to call the number on the back of their card. There needs to be a bridge here, more of a…
But chaos, meltdowns, and last-minute scrambling don’t have to come with it.
Back to School Prep Week is your 5-day, done-with-you plan to get your routines, supports, and emotional systems in place — before first-day tears, IEP surprises, and sensory overload can take over. Prep Week is for parents of neurodivergent kids who want:
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