Speaking & Workshops
Executive Functions & The Challenge of ADHD
The term Executive Functions has become a common part of our vernacular, thanks to the advancements of scientific research on the brain. They are referred to as the CEO of the brain, that help us simply, do the right thing at the right time. ADHD, characterized by glitchy neurobiology, is a condition in which the brain’s Executive Functions are not fully activated. In this class we will identify the variety of Executive Functions and use that knowledge to understand life with ADHD and identify strategies for the challenges it poses.
UNDERSTANDING YOUR CHILD WITH ADHD
Do you find yourself frustrated by your child with ADHD even though you really want to understand and be supportive? Wonder why he/she cannot keep track of assignments or follow through on responsibilities despite your reminders, instructions and consequences? We invite you to join us into the world of a neuro-diverse ADHD brain, so you can be better equipped to support him/her in a manner that works and facilitates communication and understanding.
WHAT TO EXPECT IN MIDDLE SCHOOL: A 5th Grader's Guide to Staying Organized
Transitioning to 6th grade can be a nerve-racking experience for both student and parent, particularly in navigating the change from a few teachers to many. There are lots of papers, assignments and projects to keep track of. There are daily decisions to be made and things to remember. Be ready for the change by arming yourself early with organizational strategies designed to help manage school materials and assignments without undue stress. Tuition covers one adult & one child.