I love viewing our abilities and challenges with an executive function viewpoint, because it is a leveling field. Everyone has executve function skills they are weaker in and stronger in others, whether or not the person is neurodiverse. By focusing on our executive function strengths as individuals, you can find ways as a family to work together that richly reflects everyones uniqueness.

Resources:

Smart But Scattered 2nd edition https://amzn.to/4ekzbSo

Smart But Scatterdd Guide To Success https://amzn.to/4wbzbLZ

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