Executive Functions & YOU

Madelyn Griffith-Haynie does a wonderful job explaining Executive Functions of the brain. Please, read on…

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Executive Functioning
for Optimal Functioning™
What’s involved and what can go wrong?

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another part of the Executive Functioning Series

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The executive system is a carefully orchestrated combination of processes that, together, merge and mingle to make us human and to make us, well, us!

These functions continually work together to help us manage hundreds of cognitive and practical tasks of life, day in and day out.

Not only that, they do it in the blink of an eye, and primarily below the level of our conscious awareness. At least, they do it that way when everything is on board and working “normally.”

New here? Read What ARE Executive Functions? for more description & detail.

The area of the brain that makes possible many of the wonderful cognitive abilities differentiating humans from the rest of…

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