Executive functioning is an umbrella term that includes a set of interrelated cognitive processes that help individuals manage tasks in their everyday lives. The cognitive skills that are grouped together to form executive functioning include: Sustaining and Shifting Attention, Working Memory, Organization, Flexibility, Goal Setting and Management, Planning and Prioritization, Reasoning, Problem Solving, Time Management, Task Initiation and Response Inhibition, Emotional Control and Stress Tolerance, Self-Monitoring and adapting to changes.
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Executive Function
Executive function coaching offers personalized support to help individuals develop and strengthen their cognitive skills, leading to improved performance and overall well-being. Each coaching session is tailored to the needs of the individual. However, most commonly people seeking executive function coaching are:
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Both children and adolescents who struggle with organization, time management, and study skills can find executive function coaching helpful. It can improve academic performance and reduce stress related to schoolwork.
Adults facing challenges in their professional or personal lives due to poor planning, procrastination, and disorganization can gain valuable skills through coaching. This can lead to increased productivity and better work-life balance.
People with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) often experience executive function deficits. Coaching can provide strategies to manage their symptoms and enhance daily functioning.
Those with learning disabilities may have difficulties with executive functions. Coaching can offer tailored strategies to help them navigate academic and everyday tasks more effectively.
Employees and managers looking to enhance their productivity, leadership skills, and decision-making abilities can benefit from executive function coaching.
Aging individuals who experience a decline in executive function skills can benefit from coaching to maintain their independence and improve their quality of life.
Adults facing challenges in their professional or personal lives due to poor planning, procrastination, and disorganization can gain valuable skills through coaching. This can lead to increased productivity and better work-life balance.
People with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) often experience executive function deficits. Coaching can provide strategies to manage their symptoms and enhance daily functioning.
Those with learning disabilities may have difficulties with executive functions. Coaching can offer tailored strategies to help them navigate academic and everyday tasks more effectively.
Employees and managers looking to enhance their productivity, leadership skills, and decision-making abilities can benefit from executive function coaching.
Aging individuals who experience a decline in executive function skills can benefit from coaching to maintain their independence and improve their quality of life.
Both children and adolescents who struggle with organization, time management, and study skills can find executive function coaching helpful. It can improve academic performance and reduce stress related to schoolwork.
Adults facing challenges in their professional or personal lives due to poor planning, procrastination, and disorganization can gain valuable skills through coaching. This can lead to increased productivity and better work-life balance.
People with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) often experience executive function deficits. Coaching can provide strategies to manage their symptoms and enhance daily functioning.
Those with learning disabilities may have difficulties with executive functions. Coaching can offer tailored strategies to help them navigate academic and everyday tasks more effectively.
Employees and managers looking to enhance their productivity, leadership skills, and decision-making abilities can benefit from executive function coaching.
Aging individuals who experience a decline in executive function skills can benefit from coaching to maintain their independence and improve their quality of life.
Adults facing challenges in their professional or personal lives due to poor planning, procrastination, and disorganization can gain valuable skills through coaching. This can lead to increased productivity and better work-life balance.
People with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) often experience executive function deficits. Coaching can provide strategies to manage their symptoms and enhance daily functioning.
Those with learning disabilities may have difficulties with executive functions. Coaching can offer tailored strategies to help them navigate academic and everyday tasks more effectively.
Employees and managers looking to enhance their productivity, leadership skills, and decision-making abilities can benefit from executive function coaching.
Aging individuals who experience a decline in executive function skills can benefit from coaching to maintain their independence and improve their quality of life.
Who Executive Function Coaching Helps
students
adults
Individuals with ADHD
ndividuals with Learning Disabilities
Professionals
Older Adults
All of iRehab’s executive function coaches are Master’s-level Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) with specialized training in diagnosing and treating executive functioning deficits. With extensive expertise in both cognitive and communication processes, our SLPs understand how these domains interact and are skilled in addressing related challenges. They bring years of experience in interdisciplinary collaboration and holistic coaching approaches, essential for supporting individuals with executive dysfunction. Using evidence-based practices, they identify effective tools and strategies to help clients reach their functional goals. SLPs are uniquely positioned to understand brain function and guide clients in adapting and compensating to overcome challenges.
Master’s level SLPs guiding growth
