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Our "Mappers" are finding the MAP program to be hugely beneficial. They love the community they've found of people who get how hard things can be when you're dealing with Executive Dysfunction. Whether it's an ADHD diagnosis or a super stressful job, MAP is there for you.

Join MAP for:
🌟Daily synchronous or asynchronous accountability sessions led by Executive Function coaches to set your priorities and plan for the day
🌟Work Sprints to body double with others in a supportive and guided environment. An expert is available to help you work through something challenging!
🌟Skill-building workshops taught by our coaches to learn more about Executive Function tools and strategies
🌟Community space to share with and learn from each other. Find your tribe at MAP!

"Being diagnosed with ADHD meant I no longer faced the hurricane-force negativity and overwhelm I was used to. But absent that, I no longer knew how to get anything done.
MAP has helped me find forward momentum. The morning sessions have provided structure and let me move forward, putting one foot in front of the other. And the work sprints have helped me get so much done, without the stress and panic of a looming deadline. It gives me an unaccustomed sense of hope." --Ian R.

🧠Learning isn't always about sitting still - it's about active engagement! Research shows that when kids are physically active and fully involved in play, they're developing crucial executive function skills. And bonus! Did you know that high attention and persistence at age four can increase college graduation likelihood by 50%?!

Listen to our latest Focus Forward Podcast episode 64 to learn more from Ellen Galinksy and Dr. Megan McClelland as they share the importance of strong executive function skills in all ages and stages and how critical research in this field is for future generations!

Listen here! 🎧
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🌟 New Focus Forward Podcast Episode! 🌟

Parenting isn’t about perfection—it’s about connection. 💙 In this episode of Focus Forward, Hannah sat down with Dr. Kenneth Ginsburg to talk about his new book, Lighthouse Parenting, and how to raise resilient, confident kids. 🌊💡

We dive into:
✨ Why it’s never too late to improve your relationship with your child
✨ The importance of parent self-care (yes, it matters!)
✨ Practical, research-backed strategies to guide kids of ALL ages

If you’re a parent, educator, coach, or anyone who works with kids, this episode is for you! 🎧 Listen now wherever you get your podcasts and sign up for our subscriber email on our website https://bit.ly/4inKEBy

College is the time to build independence and self-management skills, but as a parent, it can be hard to let go - especially when it comes to the things you've always done for your child. However, continuing to be their alarm clock, appointment-maker, etc. can actually do far more damage than good. Here are 5 things to stop doing for your college student this summer (and what to do instead.)

Thanks to Grown and Flown for inspiring this infographic! They're most recent blog "Getting Into College is the Easy Part" is an essential for parents of high schoolers and soon-to-be college students. Check it out here: https://bit.ly/3Wcay2p

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It's crucial to acknowledge and support students with ADHD in the classroom. Helping them stay organized can significantly impact their learning and overall well-being. 🧠📚

While this image shows 6 tips, our blog offers 8 essential strategies to ensure every student thrives. Discover all the tips and learn how to create a supportive learning environment. Read the full blog here: https://hubs.la/Q02DsRdh0

Understanding Executive Function is key to supporting your students.

Executive dysfunction can feel like selective hearing but without control. Recognizing and addressing these challenges can help students manage tasks, focus better, and succeed academically.

Let's make a difference together! See how we can bring Executive Function support into your classroom, here: https://hubs.la/Q02DrYQJ0🌟🧠

Last school year, did your students seem forgetful, distracted, or unmotivated? They may have been facing Executive Function challenges. These crucial self-management skills can make a big difference in their academic success.

Learn more about how BrainTracks can help develop these skills. Schedule a phone call with our team today to get started: https://hubs.la/Q02DrYZT0 📞✨

As you gear up for the upcoming school year, remember to leave time for breaks to enhance your productivity. We often push ourselves too hard, but taking breaks when needed can make a world of difference.

Bringing Executive Function skills like this into the classroom can be a game changer for your students, helping them manage their energy and focus effectively. 🌟📚

Sometimes bad behavior by our students can be fixed with a little compassion. Thank you Εκδόσεις Upbility for this helpful graphic.

Understanding when Executive Function skills emerge is crucial for your student's development.

Executive Function skills, such as planning, organizing, and problem-solving, play a vital role in your student's ability to succeed academically and socially. By understanding when these skills emerge, you can ensure your students have the necessary tools to excel in school and beyond.

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