About Me
I have personally experienced the struggles of having a brain that lacks critical executive functioning skills.
I am an educator with a brain that lacks an internal sense of time. For over forty years I struggled with time management issues; long before the term “executive functioning deficits” was coined to describe people who are disorganized, chronically late, frustrated over not reaching goals, miss deadlines, and struggle with getting things done. I had read all of the best-selling time management books, but nothing helped.
I discovered solutions.
Fortunately, a professor challenged me to use my strengths to solve my challenges with time. I discovered that, while my brain lacks time awareness, I could use the problem-solving strengths of my brain to understand my problem and find solutions. Once I’d figured out how to manage my own issues, I realized there were many children and adults experiencing the same stresses and frustrations that I once had.
I know how to teach solutions so that you can learn.
While I never set out to specialize in time management and executive functioning, my intimate understanding of the issues coupled with my skills as an educator has put me in a unique position. I completely understand the problem from the inside, and I know how to teach people to solve their own problems.
Learn to handle the time management challenges created by the brain.
To help struggling individuals and families, I created a program and workbook to teach executive functioning skills. It is called Seeing What I Need to Do. It has become my mission to educate and support individuals so that they have the tools to finally manage their time consciously and successfully.
Understanding your brain and time will enable you to reach goals and experience success!