Executive Function Essentials
For Parents of Preteens and Teens
This series focuses on understanding executive function, supporting follow-through, and building independence.
A 3-part Parent Workshop
This live, educational workshop series is designed for parents of preteen and teens navigating executive function development, including ADHD-related challenges.
Executive function skills play a central role in organization, planning, emotional regulation, and follow-through. When these skills are still developing, everyday expectations can feel harder to meet and routines break down more easily.
This 3-part series helps parents understand executive function and brain development, learn practical, realistic ways to support follow-through and build independence over time.
About
A clearer understanding of executive function and brain development
Practical tools that support executive function in daily routines
Strategies that support follow-through, independence, and confidence
What Parents Will Gain
Session 1: Understanding executive function through a developmental lens
Session 2: Practical homes tools that actually work
Session 3: Communication and school support
Each session builds on the previous one and focuses on strategies parents can apply immediately at home.
The 3-Part Series
Dates: Wednesdays January 21, January 28, and February 4
Time: 6:30-7:45 PM (Pacific Time)
Format: Live on Zoom, Recording available to registered participants
Space is limited to keep the group supportive and interactive.
Details
$175 for the full 3-part series
Investment
This is a live, educational workshop for parents. It is not therapy or clinical services.