…personal struggle with executive functioning, validating his giftedness, and finding purpose and meaning in this world, Mark has developed an expertise in the education and skills necessary to help gifted…
…We’ll move on to this corner.” And I needed that kind of executive functioning support, and she was really supportive when I was struggling to learn how to read. I…
…routine, making and creating rituals. We’re building habits through doing that so we have less demand on executive functioning skills. We’re using visual schedules. Penny Williams [00: 13:35]: I cannot…
…many families see what I call executive function collapse. Organization, flexibility, task initiation, and emotional regulation start to crumble under stress. Remember, executive function only works when the nervous system…
…meeting the definition of functioning for a teen in his current space in the world. He’s certainly not functioning at a “high level.” Having “high-functioning” autism is to be completely…
…with as far as, like, is this helping? Are we making progress? On the school side of things was help with executive functioning, planning and organizing. Right. Using some sort…
…to do well 99.999% of the time. So effort isn’t the issue with ADHD, autism, anxiety. It’s not the effort. Penny Williams [00:04:53]: It’s their brain wiring. It’s their executive…
…to ADHD: Adults with ADHD Reveal the Secret to Parenting Kids with ADHD. There’s inflexibility, meltdowns, sensory processing struggles, executive functioning deficits, MTHFR, etc. That inspired this series of articles….
…own. Scaffolding is not rescuing. It’s not over-helping. It’s safety and partnership. It’s the invisible support we provide while our kids strengthen their executive functioning, emotional regulation, and life skills….
…get in the way. At Russell Coaching, we help students build executive functioning, study skills, and self-esteem so they can thrive in school and life. Schedule a complimentary consultation with…
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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