Using executive functions to navigate the back to school transition.
Applying executive function strategies to help your child navigate the transition back in to the school routine will make it smoother for everyone.
Learning through play will boost your child’s executive function development
Play time is an important part of a child’s early development. Not only is it a great source of entertainment, playing helps our children to develop their executive function skills.
Positive parenting approaches for children with ADHD.
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.
How to build motivation in your child.
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.
Create a Child Friendly Workspace in your Home.
The executive function benefits of setting up a child friendly workspace in your home.
Guest Blog: Welcome to Mock Exam Season
Mock exams are practice exams but we want students to take them seriously to develop good habits for the real thing.
December Blues
Why is December so hard for students with executive function challenges? This time of year can be particularly challenging for young people.
Parenting in the 21st Century
Dr Bettina Hohnen one of the co-founders of Connections in Mind will be giving a workshop next week at our [...]