Resources
Helpful reading for families and referral professionals learning about executive function coaching.
From P.A.V.E.
The guide to executive function coaching
Sue Hobbs' guide explains what executive function coaching is, who it helps, and what families can expect from P.A.V.E.
Save, print or share the guide with your family or a professional. Version 3.
For referral professionals
Further reading
These are independent sources, not written by P.A.V.E. Linking to them is not an endorsement by P.A.V.E. or of P.A.V.E.
Harvard Center on the Developing Child
Activities guide: enhancing and practicing executive function skills(opens in a new tab)Age-grouped activity ideas for practicing executive function skills, with a section covering adolescents.
Understood
Executive function challenges and learning: 6 ways to help your high-schooler(opens in a new tab)Practical ways parents can support a high-school student whose executive function challenges affect schoolwork.
CDC
ADHD in the classroom(opens in a new tab)An overview of how ADHD can affect students at school and the classroom supports and school services that may help.
CHADD
Coaching(opens in a new tab)CHADD's overview of ADHD coaching: what it is, how it differs from other supports, and what to consider when choosing a coach.