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From Procrastination to Graduation: How Executive Function Coaching Boosts Organization Skills for Students with ADHD
Navigating the maze of college life can feel like a Herculean task, especially for students with ADHD, where the struggle to balance assignments, social life,
Overcoming Task Paralysis: Strategies for Moving Forward
We’ve all been there: staring at a long to-do list, feeling overwhelmed, and unable to start any of the tasks. This phenomenon, known as task
What is Executive Function Coaching and How Does it Work?
Perhaps Executive Function Coaching has been suggested for you or a family member. Perhaps you recently read the Wall Street Journal article The New Must
Thanksgiving Wishes 2024
On the Eve of Thanksgiving, we sit amongst family and friends, in awe, with deep gratitude. The words of Ralph Waldo Emerson resonate through our
Cooking Challenges for Young Adults with ADHD: Tips and Strategies
Cooking can be a fulfilling and creative activity, but for young adults with ADHD, it often presents unique challenges. ADHD, characterized by symptoms such as
ADHD Conference
The month of November is one of change and anticipation. Fall finds its form and its finality with cooler temperatures, the falling of leaves, and anticipation
Back to School Organization
Getting organized for back-to-school can be a game-changer, especially if you’re looking to manage ADHD or just stay on top of things. Here are some
How it Started vs. How it’s Going
On a cloudy September day in Malibu, Maria and I sat watching surfers ride the waves in the Pacific Ocean while sharing the struggles some
Time Blindness
Help! My child does not understand the concept of time! “My child can read a clock, so why is he always late?” Being able to
Behavior Problem vs. Skill Deficit
Is it a behavior problem or a skill deficit? You receive a phone call from your child’s teacher. The teacher is frustrated because your son sat
