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Author Archives: Dr. Randy Kulman
Your Brain on Games
There are many ways to build your brain. Some people suggest physical exercise is a tool for that. Others would
Minecraft and Coding Skills: A Reason for Kids to Play
While AI has taken the wind out of the sails for aspiring coders, there is still quite a bit of
What the Research Shows About Video Games, Creativity, Problem Solving, and Social Skills
Our team at South County Children and Family Consultants has found that many of the children we work with who
Are Mario Games Good For Your Kids?
When parents think about video games, concerns often come to mind first—but not all games are created equal. In fact,
What Is Flexibility and What Does It Look Like?
What is flexibility?
Flexibility refers to the cognitive capacity to adapt one’s thinking processes in response to the shifting demands
AI and Screen-based Technologies for Neurodivergent Kids
While games can be a great way to develop executive functions, AI and technology offers many other opportunities for learning
Talking to Your Child About Executive Functions
It’s important to help your child understand what executive functions are and how they work. This can help empower children
Slow Processing Speed Strategies for Elementary School Students
Many children seen at our South County Child and Family Consultants practice are highly capable and grasp new material quickly,
2025 Serious Play Conference
Excited to announce that I’ll be speaking at the Serious Play Conference in Rochester, NY this August! With
Activities to Help Kids with Slow Processing Speed
One common reason parents bring their children to South County Child Family Consultants for a neuropsychological evaluation is difficulties with
Becoming a Coaching Pro: Guiding Your Child’s Learning of Executive Functions
In previous articles, we’ve discussed executive functions and choosing the right games. Now, let’s talk about your role as a
Managing Screen Time: Finding the Right Balance
Screen time has benefits for learning, but many kids spend way too much time glued to their devices. It’s crucial
