AI is making your child’s schoolwork easier, but is it also making critical thinking and time management harder? We’ve all seen how AI is transforming the way students learn, from tackling homework to managing their schedules and study habits. But
The Benefits of Executive Function Deficits Part 2: Practical Strategies for Parents
Parenting a middle or high schooler with executive function challenges isn’t easy. I know firsthand how frustrating it can be—watching them fall behind despite their best efforts, wondering how to help without micromanaging, and feeling like you’re constantly reminding them
Developing Daily Study Habits in your ADHD Child, part 2
Building effective study habits is essential for students with ADHD. While it can be challenging and overwhelming at times, encouraging your child and providing the right tools are crucial for their academic success. In Part 2 of this series, you’ll
Executive Functioning and ADHD: A Guide to Helping Your College Student Thrive, Part 2
Starting college is a thrilling next step in a child’s academic career, but for students with ADHD, it can feel like navigating a maze. Picture this: Sarah, a high school senior, excitedly receives her college acceptance letter. But amidst the
Executive Functioning and ADHD: A Guide to Helping Your College Student Thrive, Part 1
Navigating college can be an exhilarating journey, full of new experiences and opportunities for growth. However, for students with executive functioning challenges and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), the path can present unique hurdles. You may be wondering how to