"Smart" but still struggling - the role of Executive Functioning in Autism and beyond this guide contains vital information

this guide contains vital information to assist parents through the enrolment process and in determining the most appropriate school option for their child

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We know that trans and gender diverse people are far more likely than the cisgender population to experience poor mental health

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Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) refers to any communication method used to supplement or replace speech and writing

"Smart" but still struggling - the role of Executive Functioning in Autism and beyond this guide contains vital information"Smart" but still struggling the role of Executive Functioning in Autism and beyond Therapy Support Webinar Series: 6 15 years "Smart but still struggling" describes how individuals, especially those with neurodevelopmental conditions like autism, can be intelligent but face challenges due to difficulties with executive functioning (EF), the brain's management system. EF skills, which include planning, organization, and emotional control, are