Check out these articles for advice on cleaning, organization and other household skills.
Let’s be honest, teens and young adults aren’t well known for being helpful around the house. We all have images of the stereotypical nagging parent, hands on their hips in the doorway of a messy room, barking orders about laundry and cleaning up. Thankfully, it doesn’t always have to be that way. At least not … read more
Why does something we all have to do (eating) require something that many of us really dislike (cooking)? Whether you struggle with executive functioning skills yourself or if you’re a parent or caregiver of a learner with unique needs, learning to cook can be a challenge. Yet because it’s tied so closely to eating, it’s … read more
Are you curious about how you can support your child as he or she works to develop executive functioning skills? Executive functioning is a general term that describes the neurological processes related to self-regulation and mental control. These behaviors influence a variety of behaviors, from controlling impulses to paying attention, remembering information, and planning out … read more