Executive Functioning

The Neurodivergent College Roadmap: A Grade-by-Grade Application Guide

The Neurodivergent College Roadmap: A Grade-by-Grade Application Guide

Vague, multi-year goals can fuel anxiety and procrastination. NPS intern Amber Kurland breaks the college application process into grade-level micro-goals, with executive functioning tips for neurodivergent students and their families.

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Easing the Back-to-School Transition: A Guide for Parents

Easing the Back-to-School Transition: A Guide for Parents

Back-to-school resistance often isn’t defiance. It’s a nervous system reacting to a routine overhaul. Amber Kurland explains why transitions strain the brain and shares simple strategies families can start using now.

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Why Simple Strategies Can Work Best

Why Simple Strategies Can Work Best

Japan’s coach held up a handwritten whiteboard to cut through a roaring World Cup stadium. Why the simplest visual cue often works better than the most sophisticated one, on the pitch and at home.

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“What’s the best planner for a student with ADHD?”

“What’s the best planner for a student with ADHD?”

There's no single right planner. The real answer is building it into a student's existing systems and routines, from weekly planning time to campus disability services.

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