Executive Functioning Coaching

How Dr. Megan Burleson Helps People With ADHD Navigate College, Work, and Life More Successfully

Life as a teen, college student, or young professional can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re living with ADHD. Juggling assignments, jobs, friendships, and personal goals requires strong executive functioning skills—things like planning, organization, time management, and emotional regulation. When ADHD makes those skills harder to access, it can feel like you’re constantly climbing uphill while…

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Don’t Wait Until Summer to Book Your Child’s Testing Appointment

Four Considerations When Scheduling Psychological Testing As parents, we’re always looking for ways to support and understand our children better, especially when it comes to their cognitive and emotional well-being. Now is the perfect time to start thinking about scheduling testing services. Here’s why: 1. Capitalizing on Current School Year Insights An essential component of…

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Homework Help! 6 Tips for Parents Facing Homework Pushback

Is your elementary school child struggling with homework? You’re not alone! Homework is designed to provide extra practice of skills learned at school and to help your child develop good study habits. However, homework time can become a battle, and it can test your patience and persistence! Try these six tips to make homework go…

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What are Executive Functions?

What are Executive Functions? Executive functions are a core collection of higher order mental skills that help us to learn, work, manage our lives, and interact with others. They include: Inhibiting responses Working memory Emotional control Sustaining attention Beginning tasks Planning and prioritizing Organizing Time management Setting and working towards goals Flexibly shifting between tasks…

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