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Executive functioning skills are essential for completing both academic and non-academic day-to-day tasks. These cognitive processes include working memory, cognitive flexibility, and inhibitory control—skills that support organization, attention, and task management.
Executive functioning involves working memory, cognitive flexibility, and inhibitory control. Discover how executive functioning can enhance speech therapy outcomes and improve daily life skills.
Self-determination skills are important for increasing independence as one approaches adulthood. Skills typically include: choice/decision making, goal setting, problem solving, self-advocacy, and self-awareness.
Sequencing Cards were our Best of therapy tool for the month of April! Not only are they easy visuals to make, but they are also customizable to the individual you are working with. We discuss why sequencing is important and relevant to our day-to-day life.
