What you can expect from this group:
This small, interactive group starting early May will serve to strengthen the essential brain skills your child needs in order to feel more confident, independent, and in control—both in the classroom and at home.
Using targeted skill-building activities and games, this group will foster a growth mindset as your child learns strategies for more efficiently managing their time, planning ahead, staying organized, and regulating their emotions in a way that makes daily life smoother, for them and for you! As they gain confidence in handling more responsibilities on their own, you’ll feel the shift too—fewer power struggles, less micromanaging, and a more peaceful, cooperative family dynamic.
In this group, your child will work on:
Using targeted skill-building activities and games, this group will foster a growth mindset as your child learns strategies for more efficiently managing their time, planning ahead, staying organized, and regulating their emotions in a way that makes daily life smoother, for them and for you! As they gain confidence in handling more responsibilities on their own, you’ll feel the shift too—fewer power struggles, less micromanaging, and a more peaceful, cooperative family dynamic.
In this group, your child will work on:
- Improving organizational skills and confidently tackling multi-step tasks
- Learning to take initiative and practicing independence in daily tasks
- Practicing thoughtful communication and improving their social skills
- Strengthening their self-control and developing strategies to manage big emotions
When does the
next group start?
The next group begins on May 4th and will meet at 2pm on the following Sundays: 5/4, 5/18, 6/1, 6/8, 6/22, 6/29)
(Groups will not be held on Memorial Day Weekend, Mother's Day or Father's Day.)
Where does this
group meet?
This group meets in person at Upshur Bren Psychology Group’s office in Pelham, NY.
Who would benefit
from this group?
For kids in 3rd and 4th grade who would benefit from strengthening their skills related to staying on task, transitioning between tasks, planning and organization, impulse control, managing their emotions, and developing a growth mindset. This group offers a supportive space to build these critical skills in a way that feels natural and fun. While this group is designed for kids with diagnosed or suspected ADHD in mind, any child who struggles with these executive functioning skills will benefit.
Sign up for a complimentary 30 minute assessment call to see if this group would be the right fit for you.
Sign up for a complimentary 15 minute assessment call to see if this group
would be the right fit for you.
All the details you need to know:
This group will be lead by Postdoctoral Psychology Fellow Louise Olson, PsyD, NCSP.
Click here to learn more about Louise
