Executive functioning skills are the mental tools that help students stay organized, manage time, set goals, and tackle challenges with confidence. I work with students and families to strengthen these skills so school—and life—feels more manageable.
Some of the skills we focus on include:
Time Management – plan and use time effectively
Organization – keep materials and tasks in order
Prioritization – focus on what matters most
Task Initiation – start assignments without delay
Goal-Setting – create and work toward achievable goals
Self-Monitoring – track progress and adjust as needed
Flexible Thinking – adapt to new situations or changes
Emotional Regulation – manage stress and stay focused
Developing these skills helps students succeed in school, gain confidence, and build habits that last a lifetime.