For parents
Trusted resources to support your student
A curated collection of articles, videos, and tools I often share with families. These resources complement coaching by deepening understanding of executive function, neurodiversity, and self-advocacy.
Links worth bookmarking
Understood.org
Practical resources for learning and thinking differences, including tools for parents navigating ADHD and executive function challenges.
Smart But Scattered
Home of the executive function framework by Drs. Peg Dawson and Richard Guare, with strategies and materials for parents and educators.
Dr. Derek Cabrera – How Thinking Works
A TEDx talk on metacognition and the patterns that underlie how we think, reason, and learn.
11 Top Time Management Apps for Students
A curated list of productivity and time-management apps to help students stay organized and on track.
Understanding Self-Advocacy
A video resource on why self-advocacy matters and how to help students develop this critical life skill.
Human Neurodiversity
A short op-ed video on celebrating neurodiversity and recognizing different brains as natural human variation.
ADDitude Magazine
Expert advice, symptom tests, and support for families and adults living with ADHD and related conditions.
CHADD: Executive Functions by Thomas Brown, Ph.D.
A concise clinical overview of the six clusters of executive function and how they show up in students with ADHD.
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