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Strategies for Managing Final Exam Stress – Part II

CategoriesCollege Coaching, General, High SchoolTagsapproaches, college, Cope, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Encouragement, final exam, finals, focus, high school, Imagery, managing, Meaning, mindfulness, mindset, one thing, plan, Practice, Prayer, Relaxation, strategies, stress, VacationPosted onDecember 16, 2021December 16, 2021AuthorLore Andrescavage

Strategies for Managing Final Exam Stress – Part I

CategoriesCollege Coaching, General, High SchoolTagscoaching, college, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, distress, executive function skills, finals, frustration, high school, management, mental health, mindful, overwhelmed, self-care, self-soothe, strategy, stress, techniquesPosted onDecember 16, 2021December 16, 2021AuthorLore Andrescavage

Invisible Disability: Seeing It Through Their Eyes – An Invitation

CategoriesADHD CoachingTagsADHD, awareness, coaching, executive function skills, parent coaching, parenting, resources, skills, supportPosted onDecember 16, 2021December 16, 2021AuthorCourtney Edman

Celebrate Success

CategoriesADHD Coaching, General, Life Coaching , Negative Thoughts, Skills For LifeTagsaccomplishments, ADHD, celebrations, disappointment, grades, milestones, motivation, obstacles, promotion, success, uncertaintyPosted onOctober 13, 2021October 13, 2021AuthorCourtney Edman

Coaching Model

CategoriesExecutive Function, Executive Function Skills, General, Life Coaching , Skills For LifeTags504, advocacy, Check-ins, Coach Initiated Indirect Coaching, coaching, collaboration, competence, comprehensive, confidence, Direct Coaching, Executive Function Case Management, executive function skills, face to face, family meetings, full service coaching, goal, habits, IEP, monitoring, planning, professionals, skills, support, team membersPosted onOctober 12, 2021October 12, 2021AuthorCourtney Edman

Conquering the College Transition

CategoriesCollege Coaching, College Planning, Emotional Self Regulation, General, Start of SchoolTagsclasses, college, fall, motivation, organization, planning, resourceful, routine, schedule, self-care, start of shcool, study, time, transition, workloadPosted onOctober 3, 2021October 3, 2021AuthorDavid Murphy, M.Ed., Ed.D.

Beyond excuses, using a child’s strengths to create more self-awareness

CategoriesExecutive Function, Executive Function Skills, General, Negative Thoughts, Procrastination, Skills For LifeTagsexcuse, road blocks, SELF-AWARENESS, strength-based coaching, supportPosted onSeptember 21, 2021September 21, 2021AuthorDavid Murphy, M.Ed., Ed.D.

Summer Bucket List

CategoriesCollege Coaching, College Planning, Executive Function, Executive Function Skills, General, High School, Life Coaching , Middle School, Skills For Life, Start of SchoolTagsbucket list, coaching, distractions, goals, habits, organize, pressure, routines, schedule, skills, summerPosted onAugust 26, 2021October 13, 2021AuthorCourtney Edman

Reframing How We Think about Executive Function Skills

CategoriesADHD Coaching, Executive Function, Executive Function Skills, General, Procrastination, Remote LearningTagsadapt, ADHD, cognitive skills, covid, covid-19, emotions, executive function skills, flexible, framework, goal, grow, improve, learning disability, motivated, organized, plan, prioritize, remember, remote school, self-direct, self-regulate, tasks, time, workPosted onMay 12, 2021May 12, 2021AuthorCourtney Edman

Setting the Home for Remote Learning

CategoriesCollege Coaching, College Planning, Executive Function, Executive Function Skills, General, High School, Home School, Middle School, Parent Coaching, Remote LearningTags2020, assignment, calendar, collaborative, college, conversation, covid-19, develop, environment, expectations, failure, family, goal, habits, home, homework, individually, notetaking, planner, planning, presentation, proactive, productivity, remote, resources, routines, setting, skills, solving, speech, time, to do, virtual, working from homePosted onSeptember 23, 2020September 23, 2020AuthorDavid Murphy, M.Ed., Ed.D.

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