For neurodivergent kids, finding their social groove looks different than you might think.
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When it comes to neurodivergent brains, motivation isn't quite as simple as it seems.
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Executive function skills are crucial for success in school, work, and life. But for neurodivergent people, these skills can be particularly challenging.
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Continue growing, celebrate the victories, reframe the failures.
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The challenges of building and maintaining friendships can feel insurmountable.
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Study skills are a part of executive functioning, so neurodivergent people may find themselves struggling.
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For neurodivergent people, the road to task initiation is paved with anxiety.
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Implementing neurotypical strategies for neurodivergent people is fruitless.
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Parents and teachers can help tear down the roadblocks of executive function deficits.
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The things you can control, the things that serve you well, are much more important than everything else.
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The complexity of parenting, teaching, or counseling a neurodivergent person can be daunting.
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School’s out in much of the world, and next year marks a dramatic lifestyle change for college-bound students.
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Educational therapy might be a new concept to you, but it’s a growing service and helpful tool for neurodivergent learners.
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Helping differently wired kids sometimes requires rewiring their parents.
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Emily Kircher-Morris talks with Sarah Kesty about training teachers and parents to empower kids to master their executive function skills. This won't be an easy effort. There will be setbacks. That’s okay.
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ADHD Awareness Month continues with a conversation about ADHD and executive function.
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