Executive Function Skills Club for Kids with Autism and ADHD (Ages 7+)

This small-group club helps children with autism and ADHD (ages 7+) develop practical executive functioning skills they can use at school and home. Lessons focus on organizing tasks, managing time, improving focus, setting priorities, and breaking projects into manageable steps. Each session uses interactive activities—hands-on games, visual exercises, role-play, and group discussion—to teach and reinforce strategies in a supportive, kid-friendly way. Instruction is personalized to each learner’s needs. Children receive one-on-one attention within the group to practice new techniques and get targeted feedback. Real-life examples and visual tools help make abstract skills concrete, while repetition and guided practice build confidence and independence. Families can expect clear, simple strategies kids can use right away. Throughout the program learners build a personalized Life Skills Toolkit that gathers schedules, checklists, focus strategies, and goal trackers they’ve practiced in class. The toolkit supports transfer of skills to daily routines and schoolwork. This class emphasizes practice, encouragement, and gradual skill-building rather than tests or academic pressure. No prior experience is required—just basic communication and readiness to participate in small-group activities.