How to school - Executive functioning workshop series

The "How to School - Executive Functioning Workshop Series" is designed specifically for students diagnosed with ADHD or ADD. Whether you're in high school, college, or even pursuing further studies, this workshop aims to help you master executive functioning skills that are vital for academic success.

Reality Before Joining:
Many students with ADHD or ADD experience difficulty in organizing tasks, prioritizing responsibilities, and sustaining attention. This can often result in falling behind in school, feeling overwhelmed with assignments, and experiencing stress or low self-esteem.

Pain Points:
Struggling to keep track of assignments and deadlines.
Difficulty focusing on tasks for extended periods.
Feeling disorganized and overwhelmed.
Coping with the stigma associated with ADHD/ADD.
Desires:
To find effective ways to manage academic responsibilities.
To build sustainable habits for focusing and organizing.

Structured Learning:
Each session is designed to tackle a specific aspect of executive functioning, from time management to task prioritization, breaking them down into easy-to-understand and actionable steps.

Hands-On Activities:
Participants engage in interactive exercises that simulate real-life academic challenges, allowing you to immediately apply the skills you learn.

Peer Support:
Meet and connect with other students who are facing similar challenges. Exchange tips, share experiences, and build a network that understands your unique academic needs.

Expert Guidance:
Learn from specialists skilled in ADHD/ADD education and executive function training. Their expertise ensures that the strategies you learn are tailored to your specific challenges.