Cognitive Flexibility Read Part 1: Working Memory This month I am writing about a set of skills known as executive function. Executive function is a collection of brain processes that could be called the brain’s “management team.” These skills are: working memory, cognitive flexibility, and inhibitory control. These three things greatly affect how a person … Continue reading What is: Executive Function? (Part 2)
What is: Executive Function? (Part 1)
Working Memory If you have ever considered the possibility that you or a child you know may have a learning disability, there is a very good chance that you have heard the term “executive function.” Poor executive function is a common sign of ADHD, autism, dyslexia, dyscalcula, bipolar disorder, and dementia. People going through periods … Continue reading What is: Executive Function? (Part 1)
Top 5 | 2023
Happy New Year, Everyone!You, my Dear Readers, have chosen the content of my first post of the year. Here are the top five posts from 2023, according to your view numbers. #5: Autism Services in Saskatchewan Canada This post, right here. This is why I blog. I've always had a desire to help people. To … Continue reading Top 5 | 2023
I Don’t Want to Label Them
Today I want to respond to a type of comment that I hear all the time: "I don't want to label them." "I'd talk to the doctor, but then they'd just slap a label on them." "Labels are so hurtful. I would never do that to my child"
Blog & Disorder: Episode 1
In this blogging family, Autism Spectrum Disorder and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder are especially pervasive. These are our stories. Duh DUN!
Ashley Lilley 