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Are you worried because your child is not performing well in school, even though you have tried everything in your capacity? Do you feel like your child is slow in some aspects of life compared to other kids their age? Have you been to any psychologist to confirm if your kid has a psychological issue (ADHD etc.)? Is it getting harder to know the root cause of your kid's lack of focus, unstable mood, poor time management, and lack of task flexibility?The answer can be Executive Dysfunction!Executive functioning is the ability of a child to keep up with their daily activities. It combines many factors working together to bring academic, social, and personal excellence in kids. Just like their bodies, children flourish in their executive functioning skills as they age. However, it is not uncommon to find executive dysfunction in a few kids, keeping them behind their age mates. Ironically, it is even harder to make an accurate diagnosis because it is often confused with ADHD and other psychological disorders.The best way to boost executive functioning in kids is to engage them in planned activities that target various aspects of their executive capabilities. This is also the most significant point of focus for this book too. You can find many planned activities that are playful in nature but also target the most challenging areas in children who lack executive functioning.In this book, you can find:Details about executive functioning in kidsStrategies for impactful parenting of an executively dysfunctioned kidTen essential executive functioning skills for kidsPlenty of activities for improved time management, better emotional control, a sharper memory, and much more...Executive dysfunction is a solvable issue, but you will need a solid strategy and tailored activities for your kids. This book has everything you need to help your child develop their executive functioning abilities and become impactful adults as they grow.

Kids can learn a lot about themselves and the world around them with the help of the Develop Self-Regulation Skills Workbook for Kids. Kids learn to identify and control negative feelings including frustration, excitement, rage, and embarrassment through CBT exercises. This is a huge step in the right direction for these children's mental health since it will help them learn how to deal with adversity in the future.The adults in charge of the children in their care will find this workbook to be an invaluable resource for the kids' personal and professional growth. Activities in areas such as problem solving, thinking, planning, and decision-making help children develop the emotional regulation skills they'll need to cope with life's challenges. In addition, parents and other caretakers can use these occasions as instructional moments to impart wisdom and encouragement.The Develop Self-Regulation Skills Workbook for Kids makes it simple to help children overcome issues related to a lack of emotional intelligence. Children's mental well-being will improve and caregivers' stress will decrease thanks to this straightforward approach.

Women are as prone to ADHD as men, and the struggle with the symptoms is unending. Women are more prone to emotional imbalance, and ADHD worsens it. The good news is you can overcome your most frustrating symptoms of ADHD with more tailored assistance. Using this workbook, you can make your life more organized and successful by keeping the move-forward momentum and removing every obstacle that ADHD causes on your way to your best self.This workbook focuses on successful psychological therapies for adult women with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and provides them with solutions based on data on diagnosis, symptoms, prevalence, and treatments.Symptoms of ADHD in women include:Having poor concentrationOften feeling distractedHaving difficulty in organizing and planningHaving an Impulsive natureThe theoretical portion of the book covers essential aspects of ADHD in women. A clear understanding of the condition and unique facts about gender biases really make a massive difference in the diagnosis and treatment. The section includes the following:Gender biases and their impactsPrevalence of ADHD in womenSubtypes of ADHD in femalesFemale-specific ADHD assessmentsPhamacological and non-pharmacological treatmentsExecutive functioning and ADHDInterventions in different settings (home, office, social places)The workbook section will allow you to participate in a wide range of practical activities that will illustrate a variety of scenarios to explain how you may control female-specific ADHD symptoms. You have an excellent chance of finding alleviation from this condition provided that you implement the reasonable practices outlined in this book to minimize ADHD symptoms.