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Author Archives: Dr. Randy Kulman
What Makes Your Child Special?
(During the initial interview with Dr. Randy Kulman you will be asked questions about the difficulties your child is experiencing.
What is Cognitive Flexibility?
What is Cognitive Flexibility?
Cognitive flexibility is a component of executive functioning, and is the ability to switch between two
Planning Skills in Kids
Planning is an executive function that involves formulating, evaluating, selecting, and enacting cognitive strategies. These strategies are infinite and can
What are Receptive Language Skills?
What are Receptive Language skills? Receptive Language skills refer to a child’s ability to cognitively process and understand verbal language.
What are Social Awareness and Social Thinking Skills?
What are Social Awareness and Social Thinking skills? Social Awareness and Social Thinking skills – refers to a child’s ability
What is the Definition of Long Term Memory?
What is the definition of Long Term Memory? The term “Memory” is used in casual conversation to generally describe
Organizational Skills
Organizational skills is another aspect of executive functioning and refers to how a person processes information and “stores” it in
What is Verbal Working Memory?
Verbal working memory involves the ability to remember something and to perform an activity using this memory. This skill
How to Understand a Neuropsychological Report
Understanding the Numbers, Scores, and Terminology in Your Child’s Neuropsychological Report
Parents who bring their child to a psychologist
What is Visual Memory?
What is Visual Memory? The term “Memory” is used in casual conversation to generally describe an individual’s capacity to recall,
What are Fine Motor Skills?
What are Fine Motor Skills? Fine motor movements involve grasping and manipulating objects with one’s hands. Fine motor skills require
Attention, Concentration, and Inhibition Skills
Attention, Concentration, and Inhibition skills are often grouped together because of their strong overlap with one another. Attention and Concentration
