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Parents and teacher, this is a different type of vlog for me, but I hope you find it helpful to you and yours. Here I look at 2020 and how it impacted out kids: What I see as major impacts and what’s different about 2020 What can we do to

Teachers and parents, for most of you, winter break has begun. This is actually a VERY important vlog, so check it out. In this vlog I speak directly TO STUDENTS, but I also am speaking to teachers and parents here. (and as always, parents and teachers should watch first to

URGENT! Ok, it’s the last week before winter break. In this vlog I speak directly TO STUDENTS, but as always, parents and teachers should watch first to see if it’s something you want to share with your child/student. For students with EF challenges, this is a BIG make it or

Somebody just posted this on my TEFOS Facebook group: I’m looking for a virtual executive function coach/tutor to work with my 16-year-old. Any advice on how to find a good person?” I get emails like this all the time, from parents asking me to recommend a “good” EF coach. This

Two vlogs for parents & teachers: Parents, it’s the end of a crazy fall semester during a pandemic with tons of uncertainty and confusion! So HOW can you best support your child with Executive Function challenges??? Here I explain what’s coming up and the key items you can use to

Click here to listen to the podcast. Kids have two primary areas where executive functioning skills are crucial – school work and responsibilities. I talk with Emily Kircher-Morris from Mind Matters about what many parents and professionals are getting wrong when trying to help their kids with executive function skills.

 Parents and teachers: Learn about the root causes of Executive Function deficits in our uniquely wired gifted and 2e kids, with practical, actionable strategies. Dr. Mike Postma and I have a fantastic discussion here.  🎦 YouTube: Visit my official YouTube channel here. Subscribe, like & comment to support my work.  👉 Share:

Parents and teachers, helping kids get started is hard! They often don’t have clarity about specifically WHAT they “should” do AND they often legitimately don’t know HOW or WHERE to even start! So, in this video I give you some excellent strategies that will help you help your student compassionately

My episode of the Parenting ADHD Podcast with Penny Williams. Click here to listen. We live in a culture and a time of more — the more you do, the more you have; the more you have, the more successful you are. And yet, that pressure and constant fear of

Parents and teachers, Pills Don’t Teach Skills is a term used to describe how important it is to help teach students the EF SKILLS they need to learn, and how medication can help, but it’s not magic. Here I tell you the key ideas that I think will help you