
Written by Jennifer Cox LCPC Let’s talk about Flexibility, another Executive Function. Flexibility is an important skill for individuals with ADHD to develop and practice – Flexibility, in the context […]

Written by Jennifer Cox LCPC Let’s talk about Flexibility, another Executive Function. Flexibility is an important skill for individuals with ADHD to develop and practice – Flexibility, in the context […]

Written by Jennifer Cox LCPC Let’s talk about Emotional Control, another Executive Function. Emotional regulation is the ability to respond to situations in a manner that is socially appropriate and […]
Written by Jennifer Cox LCPC ADHD symptoms can significantly impact time management, especially due to time blindness, the lack of time perception. Some difficulties that people with ADHD may experience […]

Written by Jennifer Cox LCPC Let’s talk about Organization, another Executive Function. People with ADHD have trouble organizing things. They have trouble organizing their thoughts, time, tasks, etc. Research suggests […]

Written by Jennifer Cox LCPC Last week we discussed Working Memory. Now let’s talk about Sustained Attention, another Executive Function. Sustained attention, also known as focused attention, is […]

Written by Jennifer Cox LCPC Last week we discussed Response Inhibition. Now let’s talk about Working Memory, another Executive Function. Working memory is the retention of thoughts or information, keeping […]

Written by Jennifer Cox LCPC Last week we briefly discussed all the executive functions. Now let’s break them down a bit, this week we will talk about Response Inhibition, known […]

Written by Jennifer Cox LCPC It is a term that covers a variety of skills and cognitive processes that allow us to function independently. They involve cognitive and behavioral […]
Written by Jennifer Cox LCPC A healing journey typically refers to the process of recovery and personal growth that an individual undergoes when overcoming physical, emotional, psychological, or spiritual challenges. […]