Uncovering Potential
Executive Functioning Skills
Executive Functioning skills are required in almost every aspect of our lives, from paying attention to prioritizing tasks.
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These skills start developing at birth and continues developing well into
our twenties (and even beyond!).
Executive Functioning Skills include the following:
From the moment we get out of bed and get dressed to brushing our teeth at the end of the day we have had to use our executive functioning skills constantly.
Our ability to fully participate, have positive interactions and learn requires our executive functioning skill to be strong.
Signs of executive functioning difficulty in the classroom and at home:
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Attending to something for a short time
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Blurting out in class
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Missed assignments​
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Difficulty following directions
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Gaps in their learning
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Unable to organize thoughts
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Trouble taking turns​​​​
​​If you have a child or classroom that is struggling with daily tasks, poor executive functioning skills are likely at the root of the problem.
We're passionate about building this system so people can thrive!
Signs of executive functioning difficulty at work:
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Inattention to details
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Talking out of turn
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Missed meeting or assignments​
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Need information repeated often
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Unable to prioritize tasks
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Disorganized
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Poor sense of boundaries
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​​If you or someone you know struggles with daily tasks, poor executive functioning is likely at the root of the problem.
We're passionate about working with people to teach them skills and tools so they can reach their full potential!
Services
We strive to support teachers, parents and professionals in understanding and developing executive functioning skills so kids and adults can thrive in all areas of life.
Professional Development
School based PD available throughout the school year
Presentations
Conferences, special events and workshops
Consultations
One-on-one support to build specific EF skills
