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Flexible Thinking, Planning/Prioritization, Working Memory Rachel Gryniewicz, MA, MATL Flexible Thinking, Planning/Prioritization, Working Memory Rachel Gryniewicz, MA, MATL

Tech Solutions for Everyday Executive Challenges

Executive functioning challenges can feel overwhelming—but the right tech tools can help. In this post, learn how apps like Google Calendar, Focus@Will, Alarmy, and Notion can support memory, task initiation, time awareness, and prioritization. Build a digital toolkit that helps you move forward with confidence.

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Merry Metacognition: Using the Brain Dump Method to Reduce Stress

When your thoughts pile up and you’re not even sure where to start, the brain dump method may be your secret weapon. In this post, discover how emptying your mind onto paper, prioritizing tasks, and then scheduling your actions can reduce overwhelm and sharpen your thinking.

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Working Memory, Organization Annie Belott, M.Ed Working Memory, Organization Annie Belott, M.Ed

Work That Memory - Checklist Style!

Is your student forgetting items before leaving the house, skipping steps in assignments, or struggling with evening routines? When working memory is overloaded, even simple tasks can feel overwhelming. Checklists provide a roadmap—clear, actionable steps you can see and use. In this post, we’ll explore how to create effective checklists, where to place them as visual cues, and how to make them a meaningful part of daily routines to support memory and organization.

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3 Practical Tips for Managing "To-Do" Stress

It’s Monday morning, you’ve got a mountain of tasks, and already stress is creeping in. When your to‑do list feels overwhelming, your mind races, and details slip through the cracks. In this post, you’ll learn three powerful strategies—grounding your senses, chunking workloads, and working in timed blocks—to calm the chaos and take control of your productivity.

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