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What Is Executive Functioning
Executive functioning refers to a set of mental skills that help a person plan, organize, focus, remember information, manage time, control impulses, and regulate emotions. These skills act like the brain’s management system, helping us set goals, make decisions, and follow through on tasks.
In everyday life, executive functioning helps so
Executive functioning refers to a set of mental skills that help a person plan, organize, focus, remember information, manage time, control impulses, and regulate emotions. These skills act like the brain’s management system, helping us set goals, make decisions, and follow through on tasks.
In everyday life, executive functioning helps someone:
- Start and complete tasks
- Pay attention and stay focused
- Plan ahead and prioritize
- Manage emotions and behavior
- Adapt when plans change
- Remember instructions and important details
Executive functioning develops from early childhood into young adulthood and can look different from person to person. Many conditions—such as ADHD, autism, learning differences, anxiety, depression, brain injury, or stress—can affect executive functioning.
What is Executive Function Coaching
Executive coaching is strengths-based, practical, and individualized. At CogniSpring we work one-on-one with your child to:
- Identify challenges and goals
- Break tasks into manageable steps
- Create systems for organization and planning
- Practice strategies for focus and emotional regulation
- Build self-awareness, confidence, and independence
How Coaching Differs
How Coaching Differs
While executive function coaching, therapy, and tutoring may seem similar, they serve different purposes and support individuals in distinct ways.
Therapy helps children learn and process emotions. Tutoring helps children learn content. Executive Function coaching helps bridge the gap between “knowing and doing”, by focussing on buildin
While executive function coaching, therapy, and tutoring may seem similar, they serve different purposes and support individuals in distinct ways.
Therapy helps children learn and process emotions. Tutoring helps children learn content. Executive Function coaching helps bridge the gap between “knowing and doing”, by focussing on building the skills necessary for planning, organization, time management, emotional regulation and self advocacy so children can follow through with tasks and succeed independently.