August 2024 | New Frontiers Executive Function Coaching

Parenting Neurodivergent Kids During and After a Divorce

Executive Functions, Life Management / Casey Schmalacker

Divorce impacts all children regardless of executive function (EF) or neurodivergent challenges. However, children with such challenges can benefit from different communication approaches. How Does Divorce Affect Children Generally? Divorce can significantly affect children, leading to emotional and behavioral challenges. These issues can manifest in various ways, particularly in a school setting. Some common challenges […]

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The Importance of Strategic Planning for Mid-Career Leaders

Career Development, Leadership/Management/Executive Coaching / Casey Schmalacker

Strategic planning is a critical skill for mid-career leaders aiming to advance their careers and drive organizational success. As leaders progress in their careers, the ability to foresee potential challenges, set clear objectives, and develop actionable plans becomes increasingly vital. This article explores the importance of strategic planning for mid-career leaders, highlighting how this skill

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Setting Goals and Expectations for a New School Year: A Guide for Parents

Executive Functions, Parenting / Casey Schmalacker

Setting goals and expectations for Kids is crucial for both parents and children as it provides direction and motivation. Goals can inspire children to reach their full potential, while clear expectations help establish a framework for behavior and responsibilities. In this blog, we will explore how to set motivating goals, reflect on the past year,

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How Do College Students Get Things Done?

Academics, Executive Functions / Casey Schmalacker

College Students Get Things Done: is an exciting time for any first-year student—but it also comes with plenty of challenges. For most young people, it’s their first time living away from their parents and navigating daily life without the structure of the family home. As a college student, it’s completely up to you to

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A Simple Guide to Owning Your Morning and Night Routines

Executive Functions, Life Management / Casey Schmalacker

The way you start and end your day can significantly impact your overall productivity and well-being. Establishing effective morning and night routines is a powerful way to set the tone for success and relaxation. In this blog, we’ll guide you through simple steps to own your mornings and evenings, helping you create a balanced and

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Mastering the Art of Negotiation in Business: Strategies for Success

Career Development, Leadership/Management/Executive Coaching / Casey Schmalacker

Negotiation strategies are essential in the business world, crucial for securing favorable deals, resolving conflicts, and fostering strong professional relationships. Mastering the art of negotiation requires a combination of planning, strategizing, goal setting, and effective communication. This blog explores the key components of successful negotiation strategies and provides practical approaches to enhance your negotiation skills.

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Why Is Task Initiation Difficult for Kids With ADHD?

Executive Functions, Parenting / Casey Schmalacker

Task Initiation for Kids: Beginning a new task can be difficult for anyone. However, for children with ADHD, task initiation can come with additional hurdles. Below, we’ll go over what task initiation is, some common reasons it’s difficult for a child with an executive function disorder, and some possible solutions. What Is Task Initiation? Task

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Task Initiation: Why Is Getting Started So Hard?

Executive Functions / Casey Schmalacker

We’ve all been there—sitting in front of a daunting task, knowing it needs to be done, but finding it nearly impossible to get started. Whether it’s tackling a work project, starting a new fitness routine, or even doing household chores, initiating tasks can feel like a monumental challenge. But why is getting started so hard?

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8 Tips for Forming Strong Professional Relationships

Career Development, Leadership/Management/Executive Coaching / Casey Schmalacker

In today’s interconnected world, effective social communication is key to building and maintaining strong professional relationships. Whether you’re looking to improve workplace dynamics or expand your professional network, honing your communication skills can make a significant difference. Here are 8 tips to help you build strong professional relationships through improved social communication. Network Effectively Show

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