Resources

Here are some resources that can be very helpful.

Whether you are a teacher, parent, current or past client, these resources are here to provide knowledge, education and real-life strategies to support you.

If you would like to see a specific type of resource, click here and let me know! I am always adding new material to this page!

For Students/Clients

This website has it all - from test anxiety help to study skills and even how to organize your work environment!

Identifying your Time Robbers.

Time Management Tool that helps you easily assess difficulty level of tasks so you can get started and get done!

Fun video explaining the importance of the Reticular Activating System (RAS) in the brain.

Reading Comprehension - need to summarize something - use this tool!

For Parents

Executive Functions Explained.

Learn the difference between chronological age and executive function age.

How to build a healthy relationship with your teen.

Common Behavioral And Physical Signs Of Substance Use In Teenagers

If your child struggles with Dyslexia, please check out this amazing reading tutor

Check out our Blog Section - there are lots of helpful articles for parents

Check out this resource, The Cerebral Palsy Guide, dedicated to providing support for those affected by cerebral palsy, birth injuries, or other developmental disabilities.

Looking for valuable resources and insights on various topics? Look no further than our blog section! We regularly update it with informative articles, helpful tips, and expert opinions to help you stay informed and make the most of your executive function skills journey. Be sure to check it out and let us know what you think!

For Teachers

How to Engage Anxious Students.

Help students evaluate their own executive function skills

Help students develop time management and confidence with this tool.

Get Ready Do Done - an excellent resource for students that need help initiating, following through and completing tasks.

Improve Math performance through executive function skills.

STOP Observation Tool - Building situational awareness

Excellent test review analysis resource to help your students reflect on their recent summative assessment.

For memorizing concepts, use this tool to help students visualize and recall better.

Great resource for essay writing organization.

(special thanks to Sara Ward for her 360 Thinking program for some of these above tools. I have attended her courses and master classes, and use these tools often.)