Last time we looked at the definition of executive functioning and the key Differences Between ADHD and Executive Function. In this part of the series, we will look at Activation. Activation includes organizing and planning tasks, understanding, and obtaining the materials needed to complete tasks, prioritizing tasks and the stages within them, getting started on tasks, […]
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Strengthening Executive Functioning Skills in Women with ADHD Part 1
There have been many questions about how executive functioning overlaps with ADHD. Is ADHD an executive function disorder? Is every EF disorder also ADHD? The answer to this question depends on who is defining executive functioning. In this blog I will examine the key relationships and differences between ADHD and executive dysfunction. Dr. Thomas Brown, […]
See MoreDemystify Executive Functioning: Part 8 Attention.
Welcome to the final installation of Demystify Executive Functioning: Part 8 Attention. What does “attention” mean? Being able to pay attention is the ability to concentrate on one thing and ignore everything else (to an extent). Having good attention helps you stay on task or on topic, manage disinterest in what you’re working on, and […]
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In this post, I will be continuing my series on Demystify Executive Functioning: Part 5 Organization. For a woman with ADHD getting and staying organized is a real challenge. Many women may have difficulties with clutter both in the home and at work and feel overwhelmed or stuck. Getting organized can help you in many […]
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