How to Cultivate Positive Behaviors with ADHD

Individuals with ADHD are often said to have "behavior problems."

Sometimes they can be impulsive, throw tantrums, say inappropriate things, and refuse to do activities they don't want to do.

These behaviors can be difficult for parents, partners, colleagues, and teachers to deal with.

However, it is important to understand that these individuals don't desire to be oppositional. ADHD and weak executive function make it difficult for them to initiate tasks, control impulsivity, and regulate emotions.

If any of these apply to you or someone you know, improved EF may be the answer.

Most cognitive skills are learned.

That means that thinking and learning skills can be improved with practice and the right training & support.

Changing our responses and reactions can improve the behavior in our loved ones

and colleagues with ADHD.

Here at The Center for EF, some of the main ways we help people improve these skills are:

• providing science-based information you can really use.

• EF Coaching

• webinars

• workshops

• Play Attention—We are one of only 6 certified providers in the United States for this advanced cognitive training in the form of fun games where you control the screen with your thoughts only—no controller. Wait. What? You can even do it in the privacy of your own home! Really!

Reach out to us now and request our free e-book about how to cultivate positive behaviors with ADHD.

Center for Executive Function at Healthy Minds • 3760 Lavista Road • Suite 102 • Tucker • Georgia • 30084 770.375.8124