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Category Archives - Tips For Parents
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
What Do Parents Think About Their Children’s Use of AI, Video Games, and Other Digital Media?
Screens are everywhere, an if you are raising a child in 2025, there is no avoiding them. Psychologists and pediatricians
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
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
What Exactly Are Executive Functions? A Parent’s Guide
What Exactly Are Executive Functions? A Parent’s Guide: How gameplay can practice and improve executive functions
Think of executive functions
Understanding the WISC-V Working Memory Index: A Method to Understanding Your Child’s Attention and Processing Difficulties
Does your child seem to struggle with following multi-step instructions, remembering information, or staying focused on tasks? Do they
Understanding the WISC-V Fluid Reasoning Index: A method to understanding your child’s problem-solving difficulties.
Does your child seem to struggle with new puzzles, difficult concepts, or noticing patterns? Do they seem to struggle
Understanding ADHD and Executive Functioning Skills
Many leading experts in the field of ADHD propose that the current diagnostic classifications—which include ADHD Predominantly Inattentive, ADHD Predominantly
Hints, Strategies, and Games for Improving Flexibility
If you are looking for practical ways to help your child improve their flexibility and adaptability, you have come to
Harnessing the Power of Games and Technology for Kids with ADHD
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a developmental disorder characterized by persistent patterns of inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity. It can
