By making a few adjustments to the parenting strategies you use, you can provide your child with the tools they need to effectively manage their own behaviour.
Like many, I’ve found it hard to believe that this time of the Coronavirus and isolation is really happening.
Understanding how you can improve your executive functioning and reduce stress will benefit you in almost every aspect of your life, whether that’s personally or professionally.
How to reduce stress and improve your executive functioning.
Your child’s motivation to learn is encouraged by the experiences that you provide for them. You play a vital role in fostering motivation in your child.
At the moment children have reduced contact with friends. Maintaining friendships will help your child develop resilience.
The executive function benefits of setting up a child friendly workspace in your home.
So what do EFs and neuroscience have to do this having a bad day? Well everything!
More Haste less Speed – the neuroscience behind the old proverb.
Victoria’s reflections on learnings with executive functions across children, adolescents and adults.