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Learn how to respond when a student insists nothing is missing but the evidence shows otherwise. Discover 5 simple steps to address this issue and build ownership.

Want to share a product or service with over 6,000 parents and educators interested in executive functioning? Learn more about sponsoring an upcoming newsletter. What do you do when your student is addicted and distracted by their phone? Almost everybody has a cell phone and, for teenagers, phones can be very distracting, especially when it comes to working on school assignments and studying. As an executive function coach, you can help a student improve their focus on their

Want to share a product or service with over 6,000 parents and educators interested in executive functioning? Learn more about sponsoring an upcoming newsletter. Our process for enhancing executive function skills is a three step process. Here it is: Step 1: Intake Meeting Our first step is to meet with the key stakeholders -- ideally the student, parents and any other key player in the family dynamic. The reason for this is that executive function skills do not develop in a

Want to share a product or service with over 6,000 parents and educators interested in executive functioning? Learn more about sponsoring an upcoming newsletter. By Sean McCormick and Ellie Krantz There is nothing that allows for more growth and development with a student than a positive and nurturing relationship where trust is paramount. With that in mind, here are a few keys to ensuring the establishment of a supportive and trusting relationship with a client. Key 1 - Cons