Executive Function Support

Helping Children and Adults Stay Organized, Focused, and On Track

Executive functioning skills are the brain-based processes that help us plan, focus, remember instructions, regulate emotions, and manage tasks. Difficulties in executive function can impact school, work, and daily life—especially for individuals with ADHD, learning differences, or neurological conditions.

Common Signs of Executive Function Challenges:

Trouble starting or completing tasks
Poor time management or procrastination
Disorganization or forgetfulness
Difficulty following multi-step directions
Impulsive behavior or emotional outbursts
Problems shifting between tasks or thoughts

Who Can Benefit:

Both children and adults may struggle with executive functioning due to developmental, cognitive, or emotional differences. Support is especially helpful for individuals with:

ADHD or Autism
Brain injury or stroke
Learning disabilities
Anxiety or mood disorders

Assessment & Therapy:

We use structured assessments and real-life observations to identify executive functioning strengths and weaknesses. Therapy may include:

Goal-setting and self-monitoring strategies
Visual schedules and task planners
Organization and study skills
Emotional regulation techniques
Routine-building and memory tools

Family & Caregiver Involvement:

We work closely with families to build structure at home and help generalize skills to everyday situations—at school, at work, and beyond.

Need support with focus, planning, or organization?

Call us at (845) 360-9323 or Request an Appointment.