Although procrastination is not acknowledged as an ADHD symptom, from our experiences as executive function coaches we have found it to be a big part of the ADHD experience.
When we connect with a group of people with similar values and beliefs, a group of people who want to see us succeed then amazing things can happen. They can become your tribe.
Ludo highlights his challenges with ADHD, his executive functioning and how executive function coaching has helped him changed his life.
How executive function coaching has helped me manage my ADHD
All of us can work on our executive functioning. The important thing is that this takes time. Read our blog and find out why executive functions are important and about the support that is available.
Applying executive function strategies to help your child navigate the transition back in to the school routine will make it smoother for everyone.
Using executive functions to navigate the back to school transition.
Working on your child’s executive function development throughout the summer will minimise the difficult transition back into school in September.
Promoting your child’s executive functioning is the key to a successful summer.
Being a parent to a teen with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) can be an extremely rewarding experience and a powerful advantage if channelled in an effective way.
Understanding how different cultures shape developing brains could contribute to new strategies that promote healthy executive function development for all children.
Cultural differences in the early development of executive functions.