Help your “High Needs” Child Handle Feelings, Get Organized, and Develop Self Control

If your child is having behavioral problems, difficulty managing her emotions, doesn’t finish tasks, or struggles with organization, planning, or controlling her impulses, she is probably weak in executive function skills. Dr. Lockhart explains that executive function skills are developed in our children’s brains, especially during the toddler/preschool and adolescent years. She talks about how ADHD, depression, trauma, and anxiety impact kid’s executive functioning abilities. And she shares with us a collaborative process that you can use with your child–to replace the yelling or arguing–so you can give your child’s brain exactly what it needs.

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