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Back-to-School Prep Week 2024

…executive function profile. with Seth Perler, M.Ed. Identify your kid’s EF profile. Executive function skills are life skills, imperative for school and life success. If a kid of any age…

300: 5 Myths That Hurt Neurodivergent Kids (And What to Do Instead!), with Penny Williams

…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…

Stuff they don't tell you about ADHD: medication rules, medication secrets

All the other stuff they don’t tell you about ADHD: Medication

…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….

Resources for ADHD, Autism, and Anxiety

…make a purchase. Mighty & Bright Visual Support Systems The visual schedule and routine systems from Mighty & Bright help kids with executive functioning challenges manage chores, schedules, and the…

334: The Real Work of Parenting ND Young Adults (Part 2)

…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….

352: Navigating Childhood & Adolescent Anxiety

…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…

349: Tracking & Maintaining Progress

…help regulate the nervous system. A simple two-minute calendar review at breakfast or five minutes of one-on-one connection can build executive function and emotional safety over time. Then we turn…

272: What Does Anger Tell Us?, with Dr. Lori Desautels

…get up in the morning, what can our kids do to prep them to be able to tap their executive functioning and get ready for school? Right? And the same,…

335: Navigating Existential “Crises” with Neurodivergent Kids

…which adds to the disorientation. [00:07:07] Penny Williams: I hadn’t thought about that—the executive functioning piece. That makes so much sense. [00:07:27] Matthew Fishleder: Exactly. It can be hard to…

364: PDA Through a Problem-Solving Lens: Moving from Power Struggles to Partnership

…their families, in their social systems, and they can’t learn in that state of nervous system overwhelm. We understand the brain pretty well to know that executive functioning happens in…