October 2024 | New Frontiers Executive Function Coaching

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Neurodivergent Strengths in the Workplace: Unlock Your Potential

Career Development, Executive Functions, Neurodiversity / Casey Schmalacker

Neurodivergent individuals—those diagnosed with ADHD, autism, dyslexia, or other cognitive differences—bring unique strengths to the workplace. From creative thinking and out-of-the-box problem-solving to hyperfocus and attention to detail, neurodivergent employees often excel in areas where others may struggle. Yet, these strengths can sometimes be overshadowed by challenges like time management, organization, or executive function deficits. […]

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Just do Neurodiversity in the Workplace or Supporting Employees Diagnosed with ADHD and Autism

Academics, Executive Functions, Neurodiversity / Casey Schmalacker

As awareness of neurodiversity grows, more employers are recognizing the value that neurodivergent individuals—those with ADHD, autism, dyslexia, and other cognitive differences—bring to the workplace. However, despite their unique strengths, neurodivergent employees often face challenges that can affect their productivity and well-being at work. To ensure that neurodivergent employees thrive, employers should take proactive steps

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A Guide to Executive Functions: What Parents of Neurodivergent Teens Need to Know

Executive Functions, Neurodiversity, Parenting / Casey Schmalacker

As a parent of a neurodivergent teen, you’re likely aware of the challenges they face in navigating school, social situations, and daily tasks. These struggles often stem from executive function deficits—skills that are crucial for academic achievement, independence, and life success. But what exactly is executive function, and how can you support the development of

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