Before We Support the Behaviour, We Need to Understand the Child
We often notice the behaviour first. Interrupting, forgetting instructions, rushing, struggling with change or becoming stuck. But those behaviours can also give us clues about the underlying skills a child may be finding difficult to use. This blog explores why careful observation and cognitive understanding can help us build a fuller profile of the individual child.
Why Your Child Understands Something One Day and Not the Next
Many children understand something one day, then seem to forget it the next. This blog explains how memory, processing, and executive functioning affect learning, and why inconsistency is often misunderstood.
How Weak Working Memory Can Impact Your Day
Weak working memory can make even simple daily tasks challenging. This blog explores how working memory difficulties affect routines, conversations, learning, and productivity, alongside practical strategies to help manage and support working memory in everyday life.
What is Inattentive ADHD?
This blog explains inattentive ADHD, common signs, and the support people need at home, school, and in daily life.
Understanding Working Memory and Its Role in Daily Success
Working memory is the brain’s ability to hold and use information. This blog explains why it matters and how to strengthen it.
Executive Functioning: The Missing Piece in Both Autism and ADHD
This blog explores why executive functioning differences are central to daily struggles, behaviour, and learning in autism and ADHD.