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Executive Functioning Resources:
​Understanding the Skills That Help Us Get Things Done

Executive functioning is often described as the brain's management system. These skills help us organize, plan, prioritize, manage time, regulate emotions, follow through on tasks, and adapt to change. When executive functioning is challenged, individuals often feel overwhelmed, disorganized, frustrated, or stuck—even when they are intelligent, motivated, and capable. This resource library provides practical information designed to help students, professionals, parents, and adults better understand executive functioning and develop strategies that support success.

Topics We Cover

Understanding Executive Functioning

Learn how executive functioning affects everyday life and why these skills are so important.

Resources:

  • Understanding Executive Functioning Skills
  • Executive Functioning vs Laziness

Executive Functioning and ADHD

Many executive functioning challenges are associated with ADHD.

Resources:

  • ADHD and Anxiety
  • ADHD Burnout
  • ADHD in Women

Executive Functioning and Autism

Executive functioning challenges are also common among autistic individuals.

Resources:

  • Autism and Anxiety
  • Autism and Burnout
  • Autism and College Success

Executive Functioning for Students

School and college place significant demands on executive functioning skills.

Resources:

  • College Success Guide
  • Supporting an Autistic College Student
  • Autism and College Success


Executive Functioning in the Workplace

Organization, planning, prioritization, and self-management are critical workplace skills.

Resources:

  • Workplace Success Guide
  • Workplace Accommodations for Autistic Adults
  • Autism and Employment



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