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The Executive Functioning Workbook for Teens (unprepared, late & scattered teens)

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Category: Books-Professional

By Sharon A. Hansen MSE, NBCT.


From the back cover: Are you disorganized, chronically late, forgetful, or impulsive? Do you struggle to get your homework done, but never manage to turn it in on time? It may not be your fault. You might have executive functioning disorder (EFD), an attention disorder marked by an inability to stay on task that is common in people with learning disabilities. If you have tried to better manage your time and meet deadlines with little success, you may feel like giving up.


The Executive Functioning Workbook for Teensis an easy-to-use, practical workbook written by a licensed school counselor, and it will provide you with the skills needed to get organized, retain information, communicate effectively, and perform well in school and everyday life. Based in proven-effective cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), the book offers activities that will help you better understand your disorder and cope with it effectively.


With one chapter for each of the ten main areas of EFD, the book also includes tips for initiating positive action and change, improving flexibility in thinking, sustaining attention, organizing, planning, enhancing memory, managing emotions, and building self-awareness. Written in a fun, engaging format, this book is designed to motivate and inspire you to carry out and complete tasks with ease.


From handling frustration to taking notes in class, this book will help you hone the skills you need to succeed.


Paperback, 144 pages, 8" x 10".

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Claire ★★★★★

My daughter's therapist recommended this and the way it breaks down skills like managing time and turning in assignments is genuinely practical, not preachy like other self-help books she's tried. The questionnaires at the start made her actually stop and think about her own habits for once, and we'

James W. ★★★★★

My son actually flipped through this one on his own, which never happens with the other self-help books I've bought him. The way it breaks down procrastination and the "forgot to turn it in" cycle into real steps feels less like a lecture and more like someone who gets it. We're only a few chapters