Executive Functioning Skills Coaching
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1-1 sessions focused on improving EF skills
Goal oriented
Practical strategies
Regular homework
For kids, teens and adults
Strategies are individualized based on the client’s unique needs
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Here’s a simpler breakdown of the most important executive functioning skills:
Remembering Things (Working Memory): This is about keeping information in your head for a short time, like remembering a phone number or instructions.
Self-Control (Inhibitory Control): This helps you stop and think before acting, so you can make better choices.
Switching Gears (Cognitive Flexibility): This is the ability to change your thinking or approach when something isn’t working or when you need to do something new.
Planning and Organizing: This involves making a plan to get things done and keeping your stuff and tasks in order.
Checking Yourself (Self-Monitoring): This helps you notice how you’re doing on a task, so you can fix mistakes and improve.
Using Time Wisely (Time Management): This is about knowing how much time you have and using it well to get things done on time.
Getting Started (Task Initiation): This skill helps you begin tasks right away instead of putting them off.
Managing Emotions (Emotional Regulation): This is about staying calm and handling your feelings in a way that works for you.
These skills help you stay on track, get things done, and manage everyday challenges.
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Wanting to make positive changes
Learn how to build new habits
Have good coping strategies
Students, struggling in school
Adults, struggling at work and/or at home
Manage Executive Dysfunction effectively
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5 years of experience supporting kids, teens and adults
Team lead for 2 clinics in the past
Provided training to teachers to support EF skills in schools
Provided Parent Coaching to support kid's EF skills
Client Testamonials