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 A parent writes: “Natural consequences… one of my takeaways from the summit was to not be my kid’s executive function (at least as much), and allow natural consequences to happen. Yesterday was a test for me. My daughter started community college two weeks ago. Yesterday, she had classes start

 The Parenting with Impact Podcast with Elaine Taylor-Klaus and Diane Dempster informs and inspires parents and professionals guiding complex kids to become capable, independent adults. This episode will dive into: The 3 tiers of executive function: foundation, implementation, maintenance The importance of systems, mindset, habits, and routine The most important

“What ADHD support should PARENTS ask TEACHERS for?” is a great question, and in this video I break down the ideas you might want to know to help your child get the support they need. 🎦 YouTube: Visit my official YouTube channel here. Subscribe, like & comment to support my work.👉 Share:

Excellent question: Are there any good apps to support children/teens with Executive Function challenges? Here I give a quick deep dive into what you need to know. ALSO: 🧠 my Executive Function Online Summit is THIS FRI AUG 20, it’s Free, Check it out: https://executivefunctionsummit.com/ 🎦 YouTube: Visit my official YouTube

When parents try everything and nothing seems to help or work, it can feel incredibly frustrating, like you are spinning your wheels. Here I dive into some key insights that might help. “No matter the strategy, list, chart, routine, song, consequence, reward system – on and on …. I cannot

Parents, teachers, THIS fall I’m concerned about how we are going to support our kids in such a divided world. I worry that there are going to be a lot of unforeseen problems this fall and that if we DON’T proactively think about this, that we are increasing the problems

 In this video, Sarah Kesty of The Executive Function Podcast and I discuss several excellent ideas about how to make an “Executive Function Friendly Home”. Doing this makes it much easier for your child to manage life. Comment and add your thoughts to the conversation! 🎦 YouTube: Visit my official

 PART 2: An actual 3 min meditation (starts at 2:15) Today is about: Can people with ADHD and Executive Function challenges meditate, why does it even matter, and how to get started. Meditation has been the BEST thing for adhd/ef ever, because it helps me manage my attention/focus, and

Hey parents and teachers,Emotional Regulation is part of executive function, and it’s important because the better a child can regulate/manage emotions, the more they will be aware of what works and what doesn’t work. This means that they will be able to process emotions rather than avoid and distract in

Parents, what’s the #1 Executive Function skill that SHOULD be used over Summer Break? By the end of this video you’ll know what it is, WHY it’s important and HOW to support your child. Teachers, you might like this one as well. 🎦 YouTube: Visit my official YouTube channel here. Subscribe, like